E2E Networks Limited Clarifies XBRL Filing Discrepancy for Annual Financial Results
E2E Networks Limited clarified a discrepancy in its XBRL filing for annual financial results to the NSE. The error occurred due to limited options on the NSE portal. A revised filing has been submitted and the company requests the matter be resolved.
This is a clarification of a procedural error in filing, which has been rectified. It does not involve any new financial performance, strategic changes, or significant corporate actions that would materially impact the company's stock or operations.
The announcement is a clarification of a procedural error in XBRL filing and does not contain new financial information or business updates that would indicate a positive or negative sentiment.
E2E Networks Limited has provided a clarification to the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) regarding a discrepancy observed in its XBRL filing for financial results. The company explained that the confusion arose from the NSE's NEAPS portal, which offers only 'Quarterly' and 'Half Yearly' options in the 'Reporting Type' field, lacking a direct 'Annual' or 'Yearly' option.
To file its annual results, E2E Networks inadvertently selected 'Half Yearly' under 'Reporting Type' and 'Annually' under 'Reporting Quarter', leading to the submission of both half-yearly and annual figures, which was flagged by the exchange. The company expressed regret for this inadvertent error, attributing it to uncertainty in navigating the portal options for annual filings and not an intent to misrepresent financial data.
Following the NSE's communication on April 23, 2026, E2E Networks has submitted a revised XBRL filing with the correct selections and figures. The company has requested the exchange to take the clarification and revised filing on record and consider the matter resolved, assuring its commitment to accurate and timely compliance.
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