Audit qualification flags CFO fraud of Rs 88L, Q1 PAT turns to loss after adjustments
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Auditor issued a Qualified Opinion on Q1FY27 (quarter ended June 2026) standalone and consolidated results citing 5 issues. Main concern: former CFO Mr. Ankit Sharma allegedly misappropriated Rs 88.17 lakhs through fictitious payments and unauthorized transfers during FY 2024-25, amount unrecovered, no provision made. Other qualifications: missing documentation for Rs 5.32 crore land advance in Gurugram, Rs 21.44 crore loans and advances, Rs 6.37 crore training expenses, and use of warrant issue proceeds. After adjustments, standalone net profit of Rs 7.01 lakhs turns into a loss of Rs 79.73 lakhs.
Severe governance and internal control failures, unresolved fraud of nearly Rs 88 lakhs, and significant downside risk to reported earnings and shareholder value.