Dilip Buildcon Clarifies Financial Results Submission Issues to NSE
Dilip Buildcon Limited clarified to NSE regarding financial results submission. The company confirmed compliance with SEBI requirements for submitted documents and auditor's report. Technical issues caused disappearance of digital signatures and failed XBRL filing attempts on January 27, 2026. Revised XBRL file resent.
This announcement is a response to a clarification request from the exchange about technical submission issues. It does not involve new business orders, financial performance changes, or strategic decisions that would significantly impact the company's operations or stock price.
The announcement is a clarification regarding technical issues in submitting financial results and XBRL filings. It does not contain new financial performance data or significant business developments, hence it is neutral.
Dilip Buildcon Limited (DBL) has provided clarification to the National Stock Exchange of India Ltd (NSE) regarding queries raised about its submitted financial results. The company stated that the submitted financial results and the Independent Auditor's Report are in legible and machine-readable formats, complying with SEBI requirements.
DBL explained that due to technical reasons, the Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) disappeared during the submission of the digitally signed documents. The company has enclosed duly signed copies of the Auditor's Report and Financial Results for the NSE's reference.
Furthermore, DBL addressed a discrepancy in XBRL filing, noting that an attempt to upload a revised XBRL file on January 27, 2026, failed due to technical issues. The company had previously informed the NSE of this problem via email on the same date. For completeness, the revised XBRL file has been resent to the relevant NSE email addresses. DBL trusts these clarifications satisfactorily address the NSE's observations and requests the exchange to take this on record. The enclosure mentions financials for the quarter ended September 30, 2025.
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