NCL Industries Corrects XBRL Financial Results for Q2 FY26 After Inadvertent Error
NCL Industries Limited has corrected its XBRL financial results for the quarter ended September 30, 2025. An inadvertent typographical error regarding EPS figures was rectified on January 10, 2026, following a query from BSE Limited on January 9, 2026. The company has refiled the corrected standalone and consolidated results.
The impact is low as it is a clarification of a past filing error and does not involve new business developments, financial performance changes, or strategic shifts. It's a routine correction of a typographical mistake.
The announcement is a clarification of a previous filing error and does not contain new financial performance data or significantly impact the company's outlook. It is a routine correction of a procedural mistake.
NCL Industries Limited has issued a clarification regarding its XBRL financial results for the quarter ended September 30, 2025. The company had initially filed its standalone and consolidated financial results on November 14, 2025. However, it was discovered that the Earnings Per Share (EPS) figures were inadvertently reported under 'EPS for Discontinuing Operations' instead of 'EPS for Continuing Operations' in the XBRL filings.
Following a discrepancy email from BSE Limited dated January 9, 2026, NCL Industries was advised to rectify this error. The company has since complied by filing revised XBRL financial results on January 10, 2026. NCL Industries has expressed regret for the unintentional typographical error and assured the exchange that measures will be taken to prevent similar occurrences in the future. The company requested the exchange to take this clarification on record.
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