STCINDIA Approves FY25 Results & Q1FY26 Unaudited Results
The qualified audit opinion and the numerous financial and legal issues raised have a potentially significant negative impact on the company's financial health and reputation.
The announcement discusses the approval of financial results but highlights significant audit qualifications and ongoing legal and financial issues, suggesting a negative outlook.
* The Board of Directors of The State Trading Corporation of India Limited approved the Annual Audited Consolidated Financial Results for the quarter and year ended March 31, 2025, and the Unaudited Financial Results (Limited Reviewed) Standalone & Consolidated) for the quarter ended on June 30, 2025, in their meeting held on September 17, 2025. * Auditors have qualified their opinion due to several issues including: * Non-availability of title deeds for certain properties valued at ₹55,929 lakhs for leasehold building and ₹12,394 lakhs for leasehold land. * Overstatement of non-current assets held for sale by ₹11.67 lakhs and farm tanks by ₹14.84 lakhs at Mallet Bunder, Mumbai. * Trade receivables of ₹1,72,533.71 lakhs outstanding for more than 3 years with a short provision for doubtful debts of ₹1,06,982.54 lakhs. * Non-compliance with IndAS 21 regarding the revaluation of foreign currency receivables and payables. * Non-provisioning for duties and taxes recoverable, CST (coal) amounting to ₹6.89 lakhs, and claims recoverable outstanding for more than 3 years amounting to ₹3,157.74 lakhs. * Non-provision of a demand of ₹4,743 lakhs out of a total demand of ₹13,283 lakhs from the Land and Development Office. * Trade payables amounting to ₹1,09,778.77 lakhs are without balance confirmation and outstanding for more than 3 financial years. * Non-reconciliation of CST input balances and non-provision for TDS default of ₹11.11 lakhs. * Non-compliance with SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015, due to non-appointment of Independent Directors and non-submission of consolidated annual financial results, resulting in a cumulative fine of ₹45.17 lakhs (approx.). * Issues with investments in various joint ventures where the availability/recovery of assets could not be ascertained. * Concerns regarding other equity items like Exchange Fluctuation Reserves and Bonus Reserve. * Claims recoverable from HHEC & CCIC, co-owner to the property at Jawahar Vyapar Bhawan, who have not paid their share of expenses to STC since last many years amounting to ₹2,693.54 lakhs. * STC paid ₹200 crore in OTS to Lead banker Canara Bank after signing of the Debt Settlement Agreement (DSA) and No dues certificate/Settlement Certificate by all the six lender banks on 11.07.2025 in order to complete the One-time settlement (OTS) with the lender Banks. * The case filed by Lead banker Canara Bank in DRT (case no. TA/18/2022) has been withdrawn on 15.07.2025.
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