Algoquant Fintech Clarifies Financial Discrepancy in XBRL Filing
Algoquant Fintech clarifies a discrepancy in its XBRL filing for Standalone Financial Results. The correct PBT is ₹2,215.54 lakhs and PAT is ₹1,652.05 lakhs, not the ₹2,211.46 lakhs PBT and ₹1,647.97 lakhs PAT initially reported due to a clerical error. A revised XBRL file has been submitted.
The impact is low as the announcement clarifies a discrepancy in a filing, not a change in the actual financial performance or an event that would significantly alter the company's operations or valuation. The correct figures were already approved by the board and the company has taken steps to rectify the XBRL filing.
The announcement is a clarification of a clerical error in a financial filing. While the error itself is negative, the company's proactive clarification and submission of revised data mitigate any significant negative sentiment. The core financial figures remain unchanged from the Board's approval.
Algoquant Fintech Limited has issued a clarification regarding a discrepancy in the Profit Before Tax (PBT) and Profit After Tax (PAT) figures reported in its Standalone XBRL submission on August 14, 2026. The company stated that the correct PBT approved by the Board was ₹2,215.54 lakhs and PAT was ₹1,652.05 lakhs, as presented in the PDF version of the Standalone Financial Results.
The XBRL filing had inadvertently reported PBT as ₹2,211.46 lakhs and PAT as ₹1,647.97 lakhs, a difference attributed to a clerical human error. Algoquant Fintech had previously communicated to the Exchange on September 11, 2026, that there was no change in the Financial Results as approved by the Board.
Following the Exchange's direction, the company has now submitted a revised Standalone XBRL file with the accurate figures. Algoquant Fintech regrets the inadvertent error and assures that enhanced checks will be implemented in future filings to prevent recurrence. The company requests the Exchange to record the clarification and the revised XBRL filing.
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