Max Financial Services Clarifies XBRL Filing Errors for FY26 Results
Max Financial Services Limited (MFSL) clarified XBRL filing errors for its FY26 results submitted on May 12, 2026. Inadvertent errors led to quarterly results being marked as 'audited' instead of 'unaudited' and incorrect mapping of standalone EPS for continuing operations. Revised XBRL submissions have been made.
This announcement concerns a routine clarification of XBRL filing errors and does not impact the company's operational or financial performance. The core financial results themselves remain unchanged.
The announcement is a clarification of minor XBRL filing errors and does not contain new financial performance information. The company is rectifying previous submissions, indicating a neutral stance.
Max Financial Services Limited (MFSL) has responded to observations from the National Stock Exchange of India Limited regarding its financial results for the quarter and financial year ended March 31, 2026. The company clarified that the financial results submitted on May 12, 2026, were accurate in their PDF format, but inadvertent typographical errors occurred in the XBRL utility.
Regarding Observation No. 1, MFSL explained that the quarterly results for the period ended March 31, 2026, are unaudited, while the full financial year results are audited. The XBRL submission incorrectly marked the quarterly figures as "audited" instead of "unaudited" due to a typographical error. This error has been rectified, and a revised XBRL utility has been submitted.
Concerning Observation No. 2, MFSL addressed the discrepancy in standalone Earnings per Equity Share for continuing operations not being mentioned in the XBRL filing. The company stated that its standalone financial results only disclose overall earnings per share, without bifurcation for continuing and discontinuing operations. The PDF version correctly reflected this. However, an error in mapping the data in the XBRL utility led to this information being populated under "Discontinuing Operations." This has also been rectified, and the revised XBRL utility correctly maps the information under "Continuing Operations." MFSL has submitted screenshots of the filing acknowledgements for both standalone and consolidated results and assured the exchange of its commitment to compliance and accuracy.
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