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Shree Hanuman Sugar reports near-zero revenue as insolvency drags on

The company posted a net loss of ₹89.42 lakhs for FY26 while its Bihar factory remains shuttered. It is currently awaiting NCLT approval for a resolution plan.


Mkt cap₹7.49 cr
ROE0.00%
Debt / eq.0.36
₹4.35 lakhs Annual operational revenue for FY26.

What's new

  • Net loss of ₹89.42 lakhs reported for the year ended March 31, 2026.
  • Statutory auditors issued a qualified report citing missing depreciation since 2014.
  • The company remains under the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process.

Why this matters

The company has no active business, with its primary factory in Bihar defunct since 2012. The auditor's refusal to sign off on basic accounting items like depreciation and interest expenses confirms that the financial statements offer little insight into the firm's true state.

What we're watching

  • Any updates from the NCLT regarding the submitted resolution plan.
  • Potential delisting or liquidation risks if the resolution plan fails.
  • Further auditor qualifications regarding the company's going-concern status.

The full read

Shree Hanuman Sugar & Industries is a company in name only. For the financial year ended March 31, 2026, it generated just ₹4.35 lakhs in revenue while booking a net loss of ₹89.42 lakhs. Its Bihar sugar factory has been dark since 2012. The statutory auditors have effectively disowned the books, noting that the company has not accounted for asset depreciation since 2014 or interest on its debt. The firm is currently trapped in the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process, waiting for the NCLT to decide the fate of a submitted resolution plan. With no business activity and accounting data that the auditors refuse to validate, the company is a shell waiting for a legal exit. Shareholders are tethered to a process where the outcome is entirely in the hands of the tribunal.

Questions answered

Is the company currently manufacturing sugar?
No. The company's Bihar factory has been non-operational since 2012 due to technical and financial issues.
Why did the auditors qualify the financial results?
The auditors flagged that the company has failed to provide for asset depreciation since 2014 and has not accounted for interest on its borrowings.
What is the status of the company's insolvency process?
The company is currently in the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process and is waiting for the National Company Law Tribunal to approve a resolution plan.
What is the primary driver of value for shareholders right now?
There is no operational business activity. Any remaining equity value is speculative and depends entirely on the outcome of the NCLT proceedings.
Mentioned: NCLT · Bihar sugar factory · Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process
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