Spacenet Enterprises Clarifies EPS Mismatch in XBRL Filing Due to Typo
Spacenet Enterprises India Limited clarified an EPS mismatch in its XBRL filing, attributing it to a typographical error during upload. The company has requested to resubmit the corrected standalone XBRL. The core financial results remain unchanged.
The impact is low as the clarification addresses a clerical error in reporting and does not affect the company's fundamental financial performance or approved results.
The announcement is a clarification of a clerical error, with no impact on the actual financial results. Therefore, the sentiment is neutral.
Spacenet Enterprises India Limited has issued a clarification regarding a mismatch observed in the Standalone Earnings Per Share (EPS) reported in its XBRL filing. The company stated that the discrepancy, noted in its financial results submitted on 14 August 2026, was due to an inadvertent typographical or data entry error during the XBRL upload process.
This error was purely clerical, and the company affirms that there is no change in the actual financial results that were approved by the Board of Directors and submitted in PDF format. Spacenet Enterprises has requested the National Stock Exchange of India Limited to permit the company to rework and resubmit the revised XBRL filing for the standalone financials.
The company expressed regret for the inadvertent error and assured that due care will be taken in all future filings to prevent similar occurrences. The clarification was provided in response to an email from the Exchange dated 15th September 2026.
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Spacenet Enterprises India 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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