Shivam Autotech Files Revised XBRL Financial Results After Inadvertent Errors
Shivam Autotech Limited submitted revised XBRL financial results due to inadvertent errors in quarterly and yearly figures and cash flow statement mismatches. The company has corrected these discrepancies and assured greater care in future filings.
The announcement pertains to a correction in XBRL filing due to an inadvertent error. This is a procedural correction and does not involve any new financial performance, strategic changes, or material events that would significantly impact the company's operations or market standing.
The announcement is a clarification regarding XBRL filing errors, which is a routine regulatory compliance matter. While the error is regrettable, the company has corrected it and assured future diligence, thus not significantly impacting the company's outlook.
Shivam Autotech Limited has submitted revised XBRL filings for its financial results following discrepancies identified by the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE). The NSE had highlighted incorrect quarterly and yearly figures, as well as a mismatch in the Cash Flow Statement between the XBRL and PDF submissions.
The company clarified that these issues arose from an inadvertent error during the preparation and uploading of the XBRL instance document. The PDF version of the financial results, previously submitted, contained the accurate financial information.
Shivam Autotech has since corrected the filing to incorporate the accurate quarterly and yearly figures and ensure consistency in the Cash Flow Statement with the PDF submission. The company expressed regret for the error and assured greater care in future filings to prevent similar discrepancies. They have requested the NSE to take the revised XBRL filing on record.
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