Unaudited financial Results (Standalone and Consolidared) along with limited Review Report for the quarter ended September 30, 2025 approved in the meeting of Board of Directors held on ....
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Addi Industries reported no revenue from operations for Q2 FY26, with all earnings coming from other income (interest, rent). Standalone Q2 PAT came in at ₹72.52 lakh vs ₹77.42 lakh in Q2 FY25 (~6% decline), while H1 FY26 PAT was nearly flat at ₹152.85 lakh vs ₹153.13 lakh. Standalone EPS was ₹0.67 for the quarter (vs ₹0.72 YoY) and ₹1.42 for the half-year (unchanged). The balance sheet remains cash-rich with bank balances of around ₹3,618 lakh (standalone) and virtually no debt. The auditor flagged a going concern uncertainty in an Emphasis of Matter paragraph, noting the company is still evaluating new business ventures and has not yet operationalised any business. Operating cash flow was negative at ₹(2,834.49) lakh for H1 standalone, primarily due to parking of ₹2,728 lakh into fixed deposits.
The going concern emphasis from the auditor is a notable red flag — the company has no active business operations and is still exploring new ventures, raising questions about future earnings power. For shareholders, this is essentially a cash-management company with declining (though still positive) profitability and no clear path to operational revenue, which could weigh on the stock.