Addictive Learning Technology Approves Shift to Quarterly Results and Reappoints Internal Auditor

Addictive Learning Technology Approves Shift to Quarterly Results and Reappoints Internal Auditor

Addictive Learning Technology Approves Shift to Quarterly Results and Reappoints Internal Auditor​

Addictive Learning Technology Limited, which was previously known as Addictive Learning Technology Private Limited, announced key decisions made during its Board of Directors meeting held on June 25, 2026. The board approved changes related to the company's financial reporting structure and the internal auditing function for the upcoming fiscal year.

During the meeting, the Company sanctioned a change in how its financial results would be declared. Previously reported on a half-yearly basis, the Board of Directors now approved shifting the declaration of these financial results to a quarterly schedule.

Additionally, the board greenlit the re-appointment of M/s Neeraj Bansal & Co., Chartered Accountants, to serve as the internal auditor for Addictive Learning Technology Limited for the Financial Year 2026-2027.

The details concerning the reappointment and the auditing firm are outlined below:

ParticularDetails
Reappointing FirmM/s Neeraj Bansal & Co., Chartered Accountants
Date of Re-AppointmentJune 25, 2026
Term of AppointmentFinancial Year 2026-2027

M/s. Neeraj Bansal & Co. is headed by Mr. Bansal, who brings over 13 years of professional experience as a Chartered Accountant. The firm practices through its proprietorship and specializes in statutory audits, risk advisory, internal audits, forensic audits, tax audits, and GST audits and assessments.

Mr. Bansal has gained extensive experience representing clients across various GST matters, including searches and related issues. His career includes working with prestigious organizations such as N.M. Raiji & Co., Ernst & Young (EY), Mayur Batra & Co., and ASA & Associates.

ADDICTIVE Stock Price Movement​

Addictive Learning Technology Limited shares slipped on Thursday, settling at ₹42.95 after the stock shed 1.04% of its value. The equity plunged to a significant 52-week low when the daily trading floor reached ₹41.30, with 38,000 shares traded during the session.
 

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