Indo-National resolves XBRL filing issues for FY25 financial results with NSE
The announcement addresses a compliance-related clarification and resolution of technical filing issues, which has minimal direct impact on the company's operational or financial standing.
The company has successfully resolved the technical issues preventing XBRL submission and has now filed the financial results for FY25 in due compliance, addressing the regulatory queries.
* Indo-National Limited (NIPPOBATRY) responded to a clarification sought by the National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE) regarding the submission of financial results for the financial year ended March 31, 2025. * The company addressed queries concerning the legibility of financial results, an inadvertently mentioned incorrect Board Meeting end time in NEAPS, and issues with XBRL submission. * NIPPOBATRY clarified that legible, machine-readable copies of the financial results were submitted. * Regarding the XBRL filing, the company stated it encountered a persistent "Missing/incorrect name" error that prevented submission to NSE, although it was successfully filed with BSE. A complaint was raised with the NSE XBRL team on May 20, 2025. * The company confirmed that the technical issue has since been resolved, and the XBRL for the financial results for the year ended March 31, 2025, has now been filed in due compliance. * Indo-National Limited has requested NSE to consider the facts and take a lenient view on the matter.
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