Reliable Data Services Limited Clarifies Financial Result Submission Discrepancies
Reliable Data Services Limited clarified its financial result submission process after a query. The company confirmed timely submission and resubmitted results in machine-readable and revised XBRL formats as per SEBI guidelines. They affirmed no difference in EPS values between PDF and XBRL submissions.
This announcement is a routine clarification of a regulatory filing and does not involve any material changes to the company's financial position, operations, or strategic direction.
The announcement is a clarification of a previous submission and does not contain new financial performance data or significant business updates. It addresses procedural aspects of regulatory filings.
Reliable Data Services Limited has provided a clarification regarding the submission of its financial results following a query from the National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. The company confirmed that the financial results were submitted within the prescribed timelines.
Further to the initial submission, the company has resubmitted the financial results in a machine-readable format and has also filed revised XBRL filings in compliance with SEBI's prescribed format. Reliable Data Services Limited assures that there is no difference in the Earnings Per Share (EPS) values between the PDF and XBRL submissions. The company requested that this information be taken on record.
The clarification addresses points raised concerning the submission of a machine-readable copy of financial results and discrepancies between the PDF and XBRL formats, specifically regarding EPS. The company's corporate office is located in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, and its registered office is in New Delhi.
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