Announced Thu, 29 May · 21:12 IST

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Qualified OpinionEmphasis Of MatterPat NegativeRevenue Growth 20pctResults View source PDF

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Virtual Global Education Ltd reported audited financial results for FY ended 31 March 2025 with total income of ₹105.67 lakhs (up from ₹67.06 lakhs in FY24, a 57.5% rise) and a net loss of ₹38.53 lakhs (versus ₹183.02 lakhs loss in FY24). Total assets stood at ~₹7,427 lakhs with net worth of ~₹6,472 lakhs. The statutory auditor (Asha & Associates) issued a Qualified Opinion flagging serious concerns: ₹88.17 lakhs was misappropriated by former CFO & Executive Director Mr. Ankit Sharma through fictitious payments and unauthorized transfers during FY 2024-25, with no provision made in the books. The auditor also flagged lack of documentation for ₹5.32 crore land advance in Gurugram, ₹4.21 crore in unexplained loans and advances, and ₹5.99 crore in training expenses. Following the fraud, Mr. Ankit Sharma resigned, and Mr. Nirbhay Kumar Roy was appointed as new CFO and Additional Executive Director. A complaint (FIR no. 801012509075 dated 13.02.2025) has been filed against the former CFO.

Likely market impact

Shareholders should be concerned about the qualified audit opinion and the ₹88.17 lakh fraud by the former CFO, which reflects material weaknesses in internal controls. While revenue grew and the net loss narrowed significantly year-on-year, the multiple unsupported transactions flagged by auditors (totaling over ₹15 crore) raise serious governance and reliability concerns about financial reporting.