Visa Steel Limited has informed the Exchange regarding Board meeting held on August 14, 2025.
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VISA Steel's Board approved unaudited standalone and consolidated results for Q1 FY26 (quarter ended June 30, 2025). Revenue from operations rose to Rs. 1,709.78 million from Rs. 1,347.32 million a year earlier (~27% growth), and the company reported a small profit after tax of Rs. 43.22 million versus a loss of Rs. 69.14 million in Q1 FY25. The auditor issued a qualified conclusion, flagging that the company has not booked interest expense on its borrowings since April 2016, with accumulated unprovided interest of Rs. 13,645.52 million. If interest were properly recognized, the quarter would have shown a loss of Rs. 356.07 million instead of a profit. The auditor also flagged a material uncertainty on going concern — net worth is fully eroded, current liabilities far exceed current assets, and an NCLT insolvency admission from November 2022 remains stayed while 95% of the lender debt has moved to ACRE for restructuring. Separately, the Odisha pollution board refused to renew the plant's Consent to Operate in July 2025, and the 29th AGM is scheduled for September 24, 2025 via video conferencing.
The headline numbers look like a turnaround, but they are not reliable — the auditor's qualification makes clear that adjusted for unpaid interest the company is deep in the red. With net worth wiped out, an ongoing IBC process, and a fresh consent-to-operate issue, the stock remains a high-risk, going-concern bet rather than a recovery story. Shareholders should expect continued volatility tied to debt resolution outcomes with ACRE and regulatory clearance, not earnings strength.