Euro India Fresh Foods Limited Clarifies XBRL Filing Error for Q2 FY26 Results
Euro India Fresh Foods Limited clarified an inadvertent error in its XBRL filing for the quarter ended September 30, 2025. The company mistakenly selected "Half Yearly" instead of "Quarterly" reporting. They have since corrected the filing with NSE, submitting the accurate quarterly and year-to-date figures.
This is a procedural clarification regarding a filing error, not a change in financial performance or business operations, thus having a low impact.
The announcement is a clarification of a procedural error and does not contain new financial performance data or significant strategic changes, hence it is neutral.
Euro India Fresh Foods Limited (EIFFL) has submitted a clarification to the National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE) regarding discrepancies in its previously filed XBRL financial results. The company explained that an inadvertent selection of "Half Yearly" as the reporting type and quarter, instead of "Quarterly" and "Second Quarter," led to the omission of quarterly figures in the initial submission for the period ending September 2025.
EIFFL received guidance from NSE on November 28, 2025, reminding them of SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015, which mandate quarterly financial results for Main Board listed entities. Following this guidance, the company revised its XBRL filing on the same date, submitting the correct quarterly and year-to-date figures through the NEAPS portal under application number 129709.
The company emphasized that the error was purely procedural and inadvertent, with no intention to mislead stakeholders. EIFFL reaffirmed its commitment to transparency and requested the NSE to take this clarification on record. The clarification was signed by Manharbhai Jivanbhai Sanspara, Chairman & Managing Director, on January 16, 2026.
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