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Black Opal identified 11 secretarial filing discrepancies, including six high-criticality observations, and notified the Registrar of Companies through applicable Form GNL-2 filings.
Black Opal’s FY25 profit reached Rs 11.48 crore, but a Rs 9.76 crore rise in short-term advances left operating cash flow at a Rs 65.47 lakh outflow.
Black Opal derived 82.28% of June 2025 revenue from five customers and says key-customer arrangements do not contain long-term commitment clauses.
Black Opal advances funds to developers for exclusive inventory rights and sells through 200-plus brokers, with brokerage service revenue of Rs 30.8608 crore in Fiscal 2025.
Nitin and Ruchi Tiwari own 94.66% of pre-issue equity, while 23 public shareholders hold 5.12% before the company’s planned SME IPO.
Acme Universal Safezone’s operating cycle widened from 65 to 75 days by March 2026 as payable days fell 14 days and net working capital reached Rs 49.78 crore.
Acme disclosed a 1,849-day Registrar of Companies filing delay and 46 late GST, provident-fund and employee-insurance returns across three financial years.
Expert Global’s 10 recent SME IPOs produced eight 30-day declines from listing-day closing prices, with Kiaasa Retail down 65.43%.
Acme Universal Safezone 9 reports four pending trademark oppositions, while application 6052127 had no counter-statement filed after a January 2025 opposition notice.
Acme reported FY26 revenue from operations of Rs 205.9031 crore, but PAT of Rs 5.8573 crore remained below Rs 7.5648 crore in FY24.
India’s safety footwear industry exports rose nearly 48% to Rs 959.19 crore in FY 2025, while the UAE and France took 32.30%.
Acme Universal Safezone plans ₹8.96 crore of machinery spending for automation and material efficiency while stating that installed production capacity will not significantly change.
Acme Universal Safezone 9 reported Rs 13.39 crore in loans outstanding to its managing and executive directors at March 31, 2026, nearly unchanged year on year.
Acme’s total revenue fell 42% to Rs 105.2919 crore in FY25 from Rs 181.666 crore in FY23 despite five plants and expansion plans.
Acme’s safety-footwear capacity rose 30% to 43,15,000 pairs in FY 2025-26, while utilisation fell 13.48 percentage points to 64.23% over two years.
Acme Universal Safezone 9 Limited’s cash-flow labels conflict with underlying arithmetic, with FY2025 pre-tax operating cash implied at Rs 15.69 crore, not Rs 1.35 crore.
