Q1 FY27 results with qualified auditor opinion and going concern doubt
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Williamson Magor reported Q1 FY27 standalone loss of Rs 12.54 crore versus Rs 1.77 crore profit a year ago. Revenue dropped to Rs 16.56 lakh from Rs 1.26 crore. Auditor V. Singhi gave a qualified review flagging material going concern doubt as net worth is fully eroded. Company skipped recognising Rs 1.1 crore interest on inter-corporate borrowings and faces multiple loan defaults. An arbitration award of Rs 508.96 crore joint liability and IL and FS debenture defaults remain pending. NBFC registration remains cancelled.
Serious going concern risk, qualified audit, heavy defaults and negative net worth make this a high risk stock for shareholders.