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ANS Industries' ₹227.94 lakh profit is a tax credit, not a business.

A dormant nano-cap turned a loss into a profit on paper. The entire swing is an accounting adjustment with no operations behind it.


Mkt cap₹10.86 cr
P/E4.76×
ROE0.00%
Debt / eq.0.51
₹283.96 lakhs Deferred tax credit that converted a loss into a profit.

What's new

  • ANS Industries' full-year pre-tax loss of ₹64.73 lakhs became a net profit of ₹227.94 lakhs.
  • The reversal is entirely due to a ₹283.96 lakh deferred tax asset recognition.
  • Net worth improved from ₹300.35 lakhs to ₹528.29 lakhs on the same accounting entry.

Why this matters

The filing confirms the company remains operationally dormant. The profit is a one-off accounting event with no underlying cash generation or business activity to support it.

What we're watching

  • Any future reversal or adjustment of the large deferred tax asset.
  • Signs of actual commercial operations or revenue generation.
  • The company's ability to justify its continued listing without a business.

The full read

ANS Industries had no business last year. Zero revenue. Yet it reported a ₹227.94 lakh net profit. The reason is a single line item: a ₹283.96 lakh deferred tax credit. This accounting entry turned a pre-tax loss of ₹64.73 lakhs into a net profit. It also pushed reported net worth from ₹300.35 lakhs to ₹528.29 lakhs. The auditor flagged the lack of commercial operations. Nothing else in the filing changes the picture. This is a compliance exercise for a dormant shell. The profit is an artifact.

Questions answered

How did a company with no operations report a profit?
ANS Industries recognised a ₹283.96 lakh deferred tax asset. This accounting move converted its pre-tax loss of ₹64.73 lakhs into a net profit of ₹227.94 lakhs for the year.
What does the auditor's report say?
The auditor included an emphasis of matter specifically noting the company's absence of commercial operations. The financials reaffirm its dormant status.
Is this profit sustainable?
No. It is a non-cash accounting adjustment. Without any revenue generation, future profitability depends on similar non-operating items.
What changed on the balance sheet?
The deferred tax credit lifted reported net worth from ₹300.35 lakhs to ₹528.29 lakhs. This is a paper improvement tied to the same tax adjustment.
Mentioned: ₹283.96 lakhs deferred tax asset · ₹227.94 lakhs net profit · Auditor emphasis of matter
Primary source BSE · NSE · Tijori

An independent reading of the company's own disclosure — the primary filing above is the final word.

Company snapshot

ANS Industries Ltd.

FMCG
₹11 cr
P/E 4.87×

Latest quarter · Mar 2026

Sales₹0 cr
Net profit₹3 cr
Op. margin+0.0%
EPS₹2.90

Strength & growth

Debt / equity0.51×
Current ratio0.11×
Sales CAGR−100.0%
EPS CAGR+6.0%