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MOIL Ltd

| Audited Financial Results for the Quarter and Year Ended March 31, 2026

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⬤29th Apr 26

Summary : MOIL reports reduced profit, strong operating cash flow, faces audit concerns and governance issues.

Quarterly Report Analysis & Insights

Financial Disclosures

  1. FY26 Total Expenses: 122804.25 Lakhs.
  2. Q4 FY26: Mining products (43117.38 Lakhs), Manufactured products (1741.17 Lakhs), Power (416.95 Lakhs).
  3. FY26: Mining products (139629.15 Lakhs), Manufactured products (9131.87 Lakhs), Power (2051.44 Lakhs).
  4. Net cash from operating activities FY26: 15725.80 Lakhs.
  5. Net cash used in investing activities FY26: -1396.87 Lakhs.
  6. Net cash used in financing activities FY26: -14097.54 Lakhs.
  7. Net increase in cash and cash equivalents FY26: 231.39 Lakhs.
  8. Land at Bobbili (898.92 Lakhs) for non-viable plant.
  9. EC penalty at Tirodi Mine (1731.63 Lakhs demand, 519.60 Lakhs provisioned, auditors suggest 1212.03 Lakhs as contingent liability).
  10. Complaint for exceeding EC limits at Tirodi Mines (2006-09) - potential penalty not quantifiable.
  11. Total Assets FY26: 320567.39 Lakhs.
  12. Equity FY26: 270924.81 Lakhs.
  13. Non-current liabilities FY26: 3427.19 Lakhs.
  14. Current liabilities FY26: 46215.39 Lakhs.
  15. The report presents Standalone Financial Results.

Corporate Overview

  1. Joint ventures for exploration in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh
  2. Environmental clearance violations and associated penalties.
  3. Unsold low-grade inventory requiring management judgment for valuation.
  4. Lack of requisite independent directors on the Board.
  5. Potential financial and operational impact of new Labour Codes (effective Nov 2025) not yet assessed.
  6. Mining products
  7. Manufactured products
  8. Power generation
  9. Formal and factual reporting of financial results and board decisions.
  10. Mining products
  11. Manufactured products
  12. Power
  13. Joint Venture with GMDC for exploration (765.28 Lakhs)
  14. Joint Venture with MPSMCL for manganese ore mining exploration (1694.75 Lakhs)
  15. Joint Venture with CMDC for manganese and associated minerals mining exploration (115.76 Lakhs)

Risk Factors

  1. Environmental clearance penalties.
  2. Unsold low-grade inventory.
  3. Lack of independent directors.
  4. New Labour Codes impact.

Key Drivers

  1. Joint ventures for mineral exploration.
  2. Strong cash flow from operations.
  3. Mining products drive core revenue.

Auditor’s Report

  1. Unmodified opinion.
  2. Revenue includes collections on behalf of third parties (Royalty, DMF, NMET) not in line with IND AS 115, but company followed industry practice and expert opinion.
  3. Classification of exploration expenditure for Joint Ventures (GMDC, MPSMCL, CMDC) as Investments/Intangible assets under development instead of Other Non-Current Assets.
  4. Land at Bobbili for Ferro/Silico Manganese plant considered contingent liability by company, but auditors believe it should not be.
  5. Penalty for EC violations at Tirodi Mine: Company provisioned 519.60 lakhs, but auditors suggest a higher provision/contingent liability disclosure of 1212.03 lakhs.
  6. Complaint for exceeding EC limits at Tirodi Mines (2006-09) - potential penalty not quantifiable, no provision/disclosure made.
  7. Valuation of Low-Grade inventory (LGHS) is dependent on management judgment regarding future saleability, pricing, and utilization.
  8. No assessment of financial/operational impact of new Labour Codes (effective Nov 2025) has been carried out.
  9. Lack of requisite independent directors on the Board, impacting Audit Committee constitution.
  10. Auditors drew attention to several accounting treatments and disclosures without modifying their opinion.

Board Commentary

  1. Completion of tenure of Independent Directors, leading to a shortfall in required numbers.
  2. No dividend has been recommended by the Board for the period.
  3. Environmental clearance penalties and potential future liabilities.
  4. Valuation risk associated with low-grade inventory.
  5. Governance non-compliance due to insufficient independent directors.
  6. Uncertain impact of upcoming Labour Codes.
  7. Environmental clearance (EC) capacity expansion violations at Tirodi Mine, resulting in penalties.
  8. Complaint filed for exceeding EC limits at Tirodi Mines (2006-09), potential unquantifiable penalty.
  9. Lack of requisite number of Independent Directors on the Board, non-compliance with SEBI Listing Regulations and Companies Act.
  10. Expenditure for Joint Ventures with GMDC, MPSMCL, and CMDC for exploration.
  11. Land at Bobbili purchased for Ferro/Silico Manganese plant, project deemed not viable due to power tariff increase and market price reduction.

Corporate Governance

  1. Board does not have the requisite number of Independent Directors.
  2. Audit Committee constituted without requisite number of independent directors.
  3. Non-compliance with SEBI Listing Regulations and Companies Act regarding independent directors.

Management Discussion & Analysis

Future Strategy

  1. Forming joint ventures for mineral exploration and mining.

Risk Control Measures

  1. Company accepted EC violation, made partial provision for penalty.
  2. Supreme Court stay on EC penalty was recalled.

Critical Risks

  1. Environmental clearance penalties for capacity expansion violations.
  2. Unsold low-grade inventory valuation uncertainty.
  3. Non-compliance with independent director requirements.
  4. Unassessed impact of new Labour Codes.
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