NCC Limited Files Revised Financial Results After XBRL Discrepancies
NCC Limited has filed revised Standalone and Consolidated Financial Results after XBRL discrepancies were noted on May 15, 2026. The company inadvertently omitted EPS and Reserves excluding Revaluation Reserves. The revised filings incorporate these corrections with no impact on the financial results.
This is a routine clarification of a filing error that has no impact on the company's financial performance or operations. It is a procedural correction.
The announcement is a clarification regarding a filing error and does not present new financial performance information or significant positive or negative developments. The company corrected an omission, and stated there was no impact on the financials.
NCC Limited has submitted revised Standalone and Consolidated Financial Results following discrepancies identified in its XBRL filing made on 15th May 2026. The company acknowledged an email from the National Stock Exchange of India Ltd dated 25th May 2026, which pointed out issues in the XBRL submission.
Specifically, Earnings Per Share (EPS) in the standalone XBRL and Reserves excluding Revaluation Reserves were inadvertently omitted. NCC Limited has now filed corrected financial results that incorporate these necessary details. The company has stated that these corrections have no impact on the overall financial results.
The revised filings were submitted to address the discrepancies noted by the exchange, ensuring compliance and accuracy in their financial reporting.
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