Board Meeting Outcome for Board Meeting Outcome For Standalone And Consolidated Unaudited Financial Results For The Quarter Ended December 31, 2025
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Acme Resources' board approved its unaudited financial results for Q3 FY26 (quarter ended Dec 31, 2025) on Feb 10, 2026. Standalone revenue grew to Rs. 233.30 lakh (up from Rs. 125.27 lakh in Q2 FY26) but the company swung to a standalone loss after tax of Rs. 365.59 lakh, versus a profit of Rs. 25.84 lakh in the previous quarter, mainly due to a large Rs. 595.35 lakh impairment on financial instruments in Q3. For the nine months ended Dec 2025, standalone loss stood at Rs. 275.20 lakh versus a profit of Rs. 262.98 lakh a year ago, though total income rose to Rs. 562.16 lakh from Rs. 384.83 lakh. On a consolidated basis, nine-month revenue grew to Rs. 825.53 lakh (from Rs. 600.26 lakh) but the group reported a loss after tax of Rs. 92.66 lakh. The auditor flagged a major emphasis-of-matter on Income Tax Department demands totaling roughly Rs. 90.65 crore (across AY 2015-16, 2016-17, and 2023-24), which the company is contesting, along with a provisional attachment of inventory worth Rs. 543.92 lakh from FY24. Separately, Secretarial Auditor Vikas Gera & Associates resigned effective Feb 9, 2026, citing preoccupation with other assignments, with no concerns raised.
Sharp swing to losses on the back of large impairment provisions and a sizeable tax-demand overhang of over Rs. 90 crore are negatives that could weigh on the stock, even as top-line growth remains healthy. The secretarial auditor's exit (without any flagged issues) is largely procedural, but investors should watch the income-tax appeal outcome closely.