Outcome for Board Meeting for Consideration and approval of Un-audited Standalone and Consolidated Financial Results of the Company for the quarter and nine month ended December 31, 2025
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Acme Resources (an NBFC registered as a base-layer NBFC with RBI) reported its Q3 FY26 and nine-month FY26 results. Standalone revenue from operations rose to Rs. 233.30 lakh in Q3 (vs Rs. 116.58 lakh in Q3 FY25) and to Rs. 480.37 lakh for 9M (vs Rs. 384.22 lakh). However, the company swung to a loss: standalone Q3 PAT was Rs. (365.59) lakh and 9M PAT was Rs. (275.20) lakh, against profits of Rs. 60.58 lakh and Rs. 262.98 lakh respectively in the prior-year periods. Consolidated Q3 PAT was Rs. (303.07) lakh vs Rs. 111.08 lakh, and 9M consolidated PAT was Rs. (92.66) lakh vs Rs. 410.17 lakh. The deterioration was driven by a sharp spike in impairment on financial instruments (Rs. 595.35 lakh in Q3 alone, Rs. 714.74 lakh for 9M vs Rs. 27.58 lakh earlier). The Board also took note of the resignation of Secretarial Auditor Vikas Gera & Associates (effective Feb 9, 2026), citing pre-occupation, with no concerns raised. The auditor flagged an Emphasis of Matter regarding material Income Tax demands of roughly Rs. 9,065 lakh across three assessment years (Rs. 3,060.28 lakh + Rs. 5,270.35 lakh + Rs. 734.89 lakh), which the company is contesting before CIT(A).
Negative for shareholders: the company has reported a sizeable quarterly loss and year-to-date loss driven by large impairment charges in its core NBFC segment, overshadowing revenue growth from a one-time property sale. The income tax demand of around Rs. 90 crore is a significant contingent liability that may pressure the stock if not resolved favourably. Resignation of the secretarial auditor (no issues cited) is routine but adds to governance optics.