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Nimish Maheshwari

Market & Forensics Analyst

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Forensic Accounting

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<li>Gensol clarified that debt woes are because of short term liability mismatch which contradicts with Lender's clarification</li>
<li>Promoter said they will buy from the open market and will also infuse money into company but their recent stake sale again contradicts.</li>
<li>2nd CFO Resignation within 6 months further raises alarm over governance issues.</li>
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Gensol clarified that debt woes are because of short term liability mismatch which contradicts with Lender's clarification
Promoter said they will buy from the open market and will also infuse money into company but their recent stake sale again contradicts.
2nd CFO Resignation within 6 months further raises alarm over governance issues.


Gensol Engineering: Debt Woes, Management Assurances and Lingering Red Flags

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<a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/gensol-engineering-limited" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:44470:1" rel="noopener">Gensol Engineering (GENSOL IN)</a>’s credit rating was downgraded to default, triggering a 34% stock decline in just five days. ICRA flagged misleading financial disclosures, high promoter pledges raised serious concerns.</li>
<li>The company is grappling with delayed debt repayments, aggressive accounting policies, and uncertainty in equity infusion, impacting its ambitious EV manufacturing and solar EPC expansion plans.</li>
<li>Gensol’s governance issues, cross-default risks, and financial opacity create a high-risk scenario for investors. Management must provide clarity on debt servicing, pledged shares, and capital infusion to restore confidence.</li>
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Gensol Engineering (GENSOL IN)’s credit rating was downgraded to default, triggering a 34% stock decline in just five days. ICRA flagged misleading financial disclosures, high promoter pledges raised serious concerns.
The company is grappling with delayed debt repayments, aggressive accounting policies, and uncertainty in equity infusion, impacting its ambitious EV manufacturing and solar EPC expansion plans.
Gensol’s governance issues, cross-default risks, and financial opacity create a high-risk scenario for investors. Management must provide clarity on debt servicing, pledged shares, and capital infusion to restore confidence.


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Gensol Engineering Limited provides renewable energy project development services. The Company constructs solar plants. Gensol Engineering serves customers in India.

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