Ritco Logistics Clarifies XBRL Filing Error for Q2 FY26 Results
Ritco Logistics Limited clarifies a technical error in its XBRL filing for the quarter ended September 30, 2025. The company mistakenly selected 'Half Year' instead of 'Quarter'. Financial figures remain unchanged, and the XBRL filing has been corrected. Internal controls have been enhanced to prevent recurrence.
The impact is low as it's a clarification of a past filing error with no change in financial figures. The company has rectified the mistake and strengthened internal controls.
The announcement is a clarification of a technical error in a filing, not a change in financial performance. While the error itself is minor and corrected, it doesn't fundamentally alter the company's financial standing or outlook.
Ritco Logistics Limited has issued a clarification regarding a discrepancy in its XBRL filing of financial results submitted on November 12, 2025. The company explained that the error occurred during the XBRL filing process where the reporting period was mistakenly selected as "Half Year ended 30th September 2025" instead of "Quarter ended 30th September 2025".
Ritco Logistics emphasized that there were no changes to the actual financial figures or the results approved by the Board of Directors. The discrepancy was purely a technical selection error in the XBRL reporting period. Upon identifying the error, the company has rectified it and re-filed the financial results in XBRL with the correct reporting period, "Quarter ended 30th September 2025".
The company confirmed that the revised filing is now fully aligned with the Board-approved financial results and the previous disclosure made to the stock exchange. Ritco Logistics expressed regret for any inconvenience caused and assured the exchange that internal checks have been strengthened to prevent future occurrences of such inadvertent errors.
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Ritco Logistics Limited filed this with the NSE as a statutory disclosure, categorised under other results related. It is a primary document, not a recommendation, and the desk marks it low impact, the band that almost never moves a portfolio on its own.
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