In the annual report it’s shown that they have given out loans worth approx 52 crores without any interest income but they took loans worth 52 crores from the promoters.
Is there any possibility of directors taking money from the company and giving it back as loans to earn interest

P.S. I am new to investing, not an expert in reading balance sheet

Thank you Mudit!
I haven’t been doing much research on stocks since last 2 years and I feel the market is pretty heated.
My whole position depends on how the capex cycle pans out. So iam sitting and waiting.
Iam trying to be a more regular contributer here! So lets see how that goes.

You have some great investments, i would say. But if i could short out some problems please give All Cargo another look, i was also holding it from 65 level but last quarter result disappointed and the demerger case also disappointed me. As the company that will do business in India is literally use less, and i am also planning to buy when ever the foreign one get listed after the demerger.

for beter reference you can read the CRISL Report

CFO upto FY 21 was in the negative due to high debtors ageing. Starting FY22 and including H1 of FY24, CFOs have turned positive and showing improving trend along with drastically reduced debtors ageing.

Now that the financial year is effectively over, the Q4 financials will be a deciding factor.

Zenith was allocated warrants in 2022 and shares allocation prior to ED action was the legal norm. The timing of the events seems unfortunate.

Weakness in a rising market only raises questions of any possible surprises to retail investors.

Any company available at present, based on your criteria, with industry tailwind. Thank you.