Unaudited financial results (Standalone and Consolidated) for quarter and nine months ended December 31, 2025 along with Limited review report.
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Abans Enterprises reported Q3 FY26 results showing a sharp divergence between standalone and consolidated performance. Standalone revenue fell steeply quarter-on-quarter from Rs. 10,825.55 lakhs in Q2 FY26 to Rs. 950.21 lakhs in Q3 FY26, dragging the company into a standalone loss of Rs. 317.19 lakhs for the quarter and Rs. 261.93 lakhs for 9M FY26 (vs a profit of Rs. 74.41 lakhs in 9M FY25). Consolidated numbers told a different story: revenue surged to Rs. 3,45,652 lakhs in Q3 FY26 (vs Rs. 71,294 lakhs in Q3 FY25) and Rs. 7,30,242 lakhs for 9M FY26 (vs Rs. 1,87,588 lakhs), an over 280% jump year-on-year, driven by subsidiaries. However, consolidated PAT declined about 18% to Rs. 1,191.23 lakhs for 9M FY26, hit hard by a Rs. 7,333.26 lakhs net loss on fair value changes in Q3 alone. The board also approved withdrawal of the amalgamation scheme with subsidiary Abans Jewels Limited, citing evolving market dynamics. The auditor's limited review report was clean with no qualifications.
Massive top-line growth at the consolidated level reflects aggressive scaling via subsidiaries, but profitability is under pressure from large fair-value losses, raising concerns about trading and investment risk exposure. Standalone weakness signals the parent business alone is unprofitable. Mixed signals for shareholders — growth story is intact but quality of earnings needs scrutiny.