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Financials (FY2024)
Source: CRISILInvestment Thesis
Usher Agro Limited is a delisted agro processing company that was removed from stock exchanges in October 2020 at ₹1.45 per share through procedural delisting. Its current grey market price of ₹0.05 reflects a near-total erosion of value. The company had been engaged in rice milling and agro processing with operations in Uttar Pradesh. Given its delisted status and absence of recent public disclosures, it presents very high risk for investors.
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Business Segments
Rice Milling & Processing
Processing and milling of rice for domestic consumption and export, operating milling units in Uttar Pradesh.
Agro Products Trading
Trading of agricultural commodities and processed food products.
Revenue Model
Revenue was generated through rice milling, processing, and sale of agro products including rice and by-products such as rice bran oil. The company served both domestic distributors and export markets.
Detailed Analysis
Growth Plans
Potential revival if promoters undertake restructuring of the agro processing business.
India's agro processing sector continues to grow, providing potential if operations are revived.
Industry Tailwinds
Potential revival if promoters undertake restructuring of the agro processing business.
India's agro processing sector continues to grow, providing potential if operations are revived.
Recent Developments
Usher Agro Limited was delisted from Indian stock exchanges on 19 October 2020 at a delisting price of ₹1.45 per share as part of a procedural delisting of 8 companies.
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Frequently Asked Questions
About Usher Agro
Usher Agro Limited is a Mumbai-based agro processing company incorporated on 20 December 1996 under CIN L01100MH1996PLC100380. The company was engaged in the procurement, processing, and trading of agricultural commodities, primarily rice and related food products. At its peak, Usher Agro operated processing facilities and was involved in the supply chain of milled rice and other agro products. The company faced severe financial distress in the mid-2010s, accumulating significant debt with lenders including public sector banks. Following defaults on loan obligations, the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) was initiated against the company on March 21, 2018 under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) 2016. The NCLT Mumbai Bench issued an order for liquidation on 7 March 2019 after no resolution plan was successfully approved within the permitted timeframe. Pursuant to the NCLT liquidation order, the powers of the Board of Directors were suspended and vested in the Resolution Professional (and subsequently the Liquidator). The company's CIN begins with 'L', indicating it was originally listed on stock exchanges, though trading has effectively ceased and the entity is non-operational for all practical purposes. Financial metrics reflect the company's distress: EPS of ₹-140.13, Return on Capital Employed of -290.56%, and a 3-year stock return of approximately -62.36%. The company's assets are being liquidated under the supervision of the NCLT-appointed Liquidator to repay creditors. Usher Agro serves as an important cautionary example of the risks associated with agro commodity businesses that carry high leverage and are exposed to commodity price volatility, supply chain disruptions, and liquidity mismanagement. For investors, the company is essentially in a terminal state with no operational activity and ongoing liquidation proceedings. Any residual value will be distributed to creditors in the priority waterfall defined under the IBC, leaving equity holders with negligible recovery prospects. Potential investors should exercise extreme caution. The company is not suitable for investment and its unlisted or formerly-listed shares carry no practical value in the current state.
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Industry Headwinds
Delisting and compliance history significantly reduce investor confidence.
No publicly available information on current operational status post-delisting.
NCLT Mumbai ordered liquidation in March 2019 — company is defunct
Source: IBBI / MCA Public Records
Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process initiated in March 2018 — no resolution plan found
Source: IBBI / MCA Public Records
EPS of ₹-140.13 and ROCE of -290.56% — catastrophic financial losses
Source: Company Financial Filings
Board of Directors powers suspended under IBC Section 17
Source: Media Reports / Public Records
3-year stock return of approximately -62.36% — total value erosion
Source: AlphaHub Research
No operational business — company cannot generate revenue
Source: AlphaHub Research
Company was delisted through procedural means in 2020, suggesting compliance or governance failures that led to exchange action.
Current grey market price of ₹0.05 versus delisting price of ₹1.45 reflects a 97% decline in perceived value post-delisting.
As a delisted company, shares can only be traded in the unofficial OTC market with very limited liquidity and price discovery.
PE: ~20xx
Incorporated in 1996 in Maharashtra as Usher Agro Limited.
Was listed on BSE and NSE as a publicly traded agro processing company.
Delisted on 19 October 2020 through procedural delisting at ₹1.45 per share along with 7 other companies.
Operated rice milling facilities in Uttar Pradesh serving domestic and export markets.
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