Diamond Power Infrastructure Ltd. Files Consolidated Financial Statements for FY26
Diamond Power Infrastructure Limited submitted its consolidated financial statements for the year ended March 31, 2026. The auditor issued a qualified opinion due to ongoing updates to the Property, Plant & Equipment Register, with the final valuation and depreciation adjustments expected in the next fiscal year. Internal financial controls were found to be adequate.
The qualified opinion regarding Property, Plant & Equipment valuation and depreciation, along with the ongoing update process, introduces a degree of uncertainty. While not an immediate financial crisis, it requires attention from stakeholders regarding the true and fair view of assets and potential future adjustments.
The announcement is a routine submission of financial statements. While the auditor's qualified opinion indicates certain unresolved accounting matters, these are being addressed and are not indicative of immediate negative financial impact. The company's internal controls are deemed adequate.
Diamond Power Infrastructure Limited has submitted its consolidated financial statements for the year ended March 31, 2026, to the BSE and NSE. The company, along with its subsidiary DICABS Nextgen Special Alloys Private Limited, has presented its consolidated balance sheet, statement of profit and loss, cash flow statement, and statement of changes in equity.
The independent auditor's report highlights a qualified opinion, primarily due to ongoing efforts to update the Property, Plant & Equipment Register. This process involves physical verification and reconciliation, with the determination of final value-in-use and remaining useful lives still under process. The auditor noted that depreciation on unreconciled balances from the NCLT/RP period was provided at 20% of the applicable depreciation, based on management's estimates of capacity utilization. Fresh additions and capitalized Capital Work-in-Progress are being depreciated at regular rates. The management expects to complete this exercise in the first quarter of the next fiscal year, with necessary adjustments to be made thereafter.
A key audit matter identified was the existence and valuation of returnable drums included in inventory, which constituted approximately 17% of the total inventory value. The auditor detailed the procedures followed to address this, including testing dispatch records, reviewing ageing analysis, and assessing management's assumptions regarding recoverability. The procedures followed by the company were found to be consistent with applicable accounting principles.
The report also confirmed that the Holding Company has adequate internal financial controls over financial reporting, which were operating effectively as of March 31, 2026. The subsidiary's reporting on internal financial controls was based on management representations due to certain exemptions.
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