Yasho Industries clarifies misstated debt figures from July 31 conference call
The correction of debt figures is unlikely to significantly impact the company's prospects.
The announcement is a correction of previously misstated information, with no inherent positive or negative implications.
* Yasho Industries Limited clarifies figures related to the breakup of gross debt between Short-Term Borrowings (STB) and Long-Term Borrowings (LTB) that were misstated during the conference call held on July 31, 2025. * The corrected figures (₹ in Lakhs) are: * Long Term Borrowings: ₹33,328.34 Lakhs for both March 2025 and June 2025. * Short Term Borrowings: ₹22,524.20 Lakhs for March 2025 and ₹21,097.58 Lakhs for June 2025. * Total Borrowings: ₹55,852.54 Lakhs for March 2025 and ₹54,425.92 Lakhs for June 2025.
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