Lancor Holdings Explains Delay in FY25 Financial Results Submission and XBRL EPS Discrepancy
The announcement addresses a delay in regulatory filing and a clerical error in financial data submission, which are being rectified. It does not indicate any material impact on the company's financial performance or operations, as it pertains to compliance procedural issues rather than core business changes.
The company clarified delays in submitting financial results and an EPS mismatch in XBRL, attributing them to software transition issues, extended board meetings, power failure, and a clerical error. They are re-submitting the corrected XBRL, demonstrating transparency and corrective action for compliance issues.
* Lancor Holdings Limited clarified the delay in submitting its annual audited financial results for the year ended March 31, 2025, to the National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE). * The initial delay in submitting results by May 30, 2025, was due to the company implementing new accounting software 'Zoho' and facing discrepancies during the transition from Tally, which prolonged the finalization of accounts. * The Board meeting, originally scheduled for 28 May 2025, was shifted to 30 May 2025, and extended until 11:55 PM on that day as directors ensured the correctness of accounts. * A further 4-minute delay in filing with the NSE (after filing with BSE Limited) was attributed to a major power failure at the office late at night and difficulties accessing the NEAPS Portal. * The company also clarified an EPS mismatch in the consolidated financial XBRL filing, stating that the standalone EPS data was mistakenly included due to a clerical error. * Lancor Holdings confirmed re-submitting the revised Consolidated Financial Result XBRL with the correct EPS for the year ended March 31, 2025. * The company stated that the delays and errors were unintentional, not deliberate, and an isolated event, reaffirming its commitment to adhering to SEBI rules and regulations.
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