Primo Chemicals Clarifies Signature Omission in Limited Review Report
Primo Chemicals Limited clarified a clerical omission in its Limited Review Report for the period ending September 30, 2025, where the signature place was inadvertently missed. The company confirmed the report's authenticity and submitted revised reports.
The clarification pertains to a minor clerical error in a report and does not materially affect the company's financial standing or operations.
The announcement is a clarification of a clerical error and does not contain any new financial information or significant business developments, hence it is neutral.
Primo Chemicals Limited has issued a clarification regarding a clerical omission in its Limited Review Reports submitted on November 14, 2025, for the period ended September 30, 2025. The place of signature was inadvertently not mentioned in the report.
The company stated that this omission is purely clerical and does not affect the authenticity, validity, or conclusions of the report. The report was duly signed by the authorized partner of the statutory auditors, S. Tandon & Associates LLP, in accordance with applicable auditing standards.
Primo Chemicals Limited has enclosed a clarification letter from its statutory auditors confirming the same and has also submitted revised Limited Review Reports for the period ended September 30, 2025. The company assured that all future submissions will be thoroughly reviewed to avoid such inadvertent errors.
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