Nalwa Sons Investments Ltd (NSIL) — FY26 Annual Report | 5 September 2026 (3 announcements)

Nalwa Sons Investments Limited (NSIL) reported a 39.53% Capital to Risk-Weighted Assets Ratio as of March 31, 2026, up from 31.26% the prior year, with gross NPAs stable at ₹1,552.15 lakhs. Total capital market exposure declined to ₹1,638,723.87 lakhs from ₹1,822,719.85 lakhs, reflecting strategic portfolio rebalancing. The company maintains zero exposure to real estate and related-party transactions, with 100% sustainable sourcing and no disciplinary actions for corruption in FY 2025-26. Its 55th AGM is scheduled for September 30, 2026, at 11:30 a.m. IST via video conferencing, where director reappointments and remuneration for Whole Time Director Mahender Kumar Goel will be voted on.

Nalwa Sons Investments Ltd (NSIL) reported FY2025-26 results with stable gross NPAs at 1,552.15 lakhs and a strengthened capital ratio of 39.53%, up from 31.26%, driven by higher operating income. The annual report confirms no corruption penalties, 100% sustainable sourcing, and zero eco-tech capex, while subsidiaries show mixed performance — JSAL profits declined, NTL swung to a Rs 1,678.09 lakh net profit. Liquidity remains tight with Rs 486.24 lakhs cash, and a 5% equity drop would impact earnings by over Rs 80,000 lakhs.

Nalwa Sons Investments Ltd (NSIL) filed its FY 2025-26 annual report on September 5, 2026, including notice of the 55th AGM on September 30, 2026, at 11:30 a.m. IST via video conferencing. The report details governance, financials, and compliance, with no penalties or regulatory actions. Subsidiaries like JSAL and NTL show mixed performance, while capital market exposure stands at ₹1,638,723.87 lakhs. CRAR improved to 39.53%, and gross NPAs held steady at ₹1,552.15 lakhs. Total financial assets reached ₹1,718,445.12 lakhs, with investments dominating. Dividend policy remains consistent, and sustainability disclosures highlight ethical compliance and full accessibility. The filing underscores strategic focus on shareholder value and risk resilience.