Excel Industries Corrects Q2 FY26 EPS Error, Resubmits XBRL Filing
Excel Industries Limited has corrected an error in its Q2 FY26 EPS, revising it from 41.90 to 14.90. The company has resubmitted the updated XBRL filing on the NEAPS portal following a clarification request from the NSE.
The correction of an EPS figure in a past filing is a minor administrative adjustment and is unlikely to have a significant impact on the company's stock price or investor perception.
The company corrected an error in its financial reporting, which is a procedural matter. While the correction itself is positive, the initial error introduces a neutral tone as it points to a reporting oversight.
Excel Industries Limited has addressed a discrepancy in its previously submitted financial results for the quarter ended September 30, 2025. The company has corrected an inadvertent error in the reported Earnings Per Share (EPS), which was initially stated as 41.90 but has now been revised to 14.90.
This correction pertains to the standalone financial results. Excel Industries has submitted the revised XBRL filing on the NEAPS portal and requests the National Stock Exchange of India Limited to take the updated filing on record. The company has expressed regret for the error.
The clarification was issued in response to an email from the Listing Compliance Department of the National Stock Exchange of India Limited, dated April 10, 2026, referencing the financial results submitted on November 11, 2025. Surendra Singhvi, Company Secretary & Compliance Officer, signed off on the submission.
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