Williamson Magor & Company Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended March 31, 2026.
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Williamson Magor & Company Limited reported total income of Rs. 15.27 crore for FY2026, up from Rs. 4.75 crore in FY2025, though from a very low base. The company posted a loss after tax of Rs. 12.54 lakh (adjusted loss Rs. 6.84 crore after audit qualifications), compared to a loss of Rs. 15.13 crore in the previous year. However, the auditors issued a QUALIFIED OPINION with six major audit qualifications. Key concerns include: (1) Net worth has been fully eroded raising going concern doubts; (2) NBFC registration cancelled by RBI and under legal challenge; (3) Rs. 4.29 crore interest on inter-corporate borrowings not recognized; (4) Multiple debt repayment defaults including IL&FS debentures; (5) Deferred tax assets of Rs. 12.65 crore may be overstated; (6) Balance confirmations lacking for receivables and borrowings. An arbitration award of Rs. 50.90 crore (joint liability) from ICC is being challenged in Delhi High Court. The company sold Neemrana Land for Rs. 9.03 crore to settle IL&FS dues.
This is a high-risk filing with severe financial distress indicators. Negative net worth of Rs. 21.59 crore, multiple debt defaults, cancelled NBFC license, and qualified audit opinion signal extreme caution for investors. The stock should be treated as a high-risk speculative holding with significant uncertainty about the company's ability to continue operations.