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Maharashtra Scooters Ltd
| Unaudited/Audited P&L Results for Quarter & Year Ended March 31, 2026
Summary : Maharashtra Scooters Limited reported strong FY26 results with an unmodified audit opinion, significant dividend payouts, and a successful transition to an investment-focused business model, despite auditor's note on going concern assessment.
Quarterly Report Analysis & Insights
Financial Disclosures
- Employee benefits expense: ₹75 Lakh (FY26)
- Depreciation, amortisation and impairment: ₹2 Lakh (FY26)
- Other expenses: ₹348 Lakh (FY26)
- Total expenses: ₹425 Lakh (FY26)
- Interest income: ₹2,556 Lakh (FY26)
- Dividend income: ₹28,602 Lakh (FY26)
- Net gain on fair value changes: ₹118 Lakh (FY26)
- Revenue from contracts with customers (Sale of goods): ₹0 Lakh (FY26)
- Net cash from operating activities: ₹26,705 Lakh (FY26)
- Net cash from investing activities: ₹(1,897) Lakh (FY26)
- Net cash used in financing activities (dividend paid): ₹(24,999) Lakh (FY26)
- Net change in cash & cash equivalents: ₹(191) Lakh (FY26)
- Total Assets: ₹3,079,100 Lakh (FY26)
- Investments: ₹3,075,886 Lakh (FY26)
- Total Equity: ₹2,763,479 Lakh (FY26)
- Total Liabilities: ₹314,860 Lakh (FY26)
- Standalone (implied, as no mention of consolidated)
Corporate Overview
- Unregistered core investment company
- Focuses on earning income through dividends, interest, and investment gains
- Closed manufacturing operations in previous year
- Dividends
- Interest income
- Net gain on fair value changes (investments)
Risk Factors
- Auditor's assessment of going concern ability
- Reliance on volatile investment market
- Changes in tax regulations impact deferred tax
- Future events could affect company viability
Key Drivers
- Strong dividend income drives profitability
- Unmodified audit opinion boosts confidence
- Successful transition to investment company
- Significant gains from asset sales
Auditor’s Report
- Unmodified opinion
- Free from any qualifications
- Assessment of the Company's ability to continue as a going concern
- Evaluation of accounting policies and estimates
- Review of internal financial controls
Board Commentary
- Recommended final dividend of Rs. 60/- per share (600%) for FY26
- Interim dividend of Rs. 160/- per share (1600%) declared and paid in FY25
- Auditor's assessment of 'going concern' ability
Corporate Governance
- Auditors confirmed compliance with ethical requirements
- Auditors confirmed compliance with ethical requirements regarding independence
Management Discussion & Analysis
Performance Drivers
- Strong dividend income
- Gains from fair value changes on investments
- Interest income from investments
Critical Risks
- Auditor's mention of 'going concern' assessment
- Potential impact of future events on going concern