Un-Audited (Standalone and Consolidated) Financial Results for the quarter ended 30th June, 2025 along with Limited Review Report of the Statutory Auditor of the Company
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Alfred Herbert India reported a massive swing to profit in Q1 FY26, driven almost entirely by a one-time property sale. The company booked an exceptional gain of ₹48,047.16 lakhs (net of ₹430.02 lakhs in transaction costs) from the sale of its immovable property at Whitefield, Bengaluru. Standalone total revenue from operations rose sharply to ₹566.68 lakhs from ₹38.03 lakhs in Q1 FY25, while profit after tax surged to ₹42,471 lakhs versus a loss of ₹35.41 lakhs a year ago. Consolidated results followed the same pattern, with PAT of ₹42,474 lakhs versus a loss of ₹26.93 lakhs, and basic EPS of ₹5,506.19. Excluding the exceptional item, the company still reported a small operating profit of ₹434.52 lakhs standalone versus a loss of ₹9.54 lakhs in Q1 FY25. The statutory auditors (ALPS & Co.) issued an unmodified limited review conclusion on both standalone and consolidated results with no qualifications, emphasis of matter, or going concern flag.
The headline profit is a one-off event from a Bengaluru property sale and is not recurring, so investors should not annualise these numbers. However, the underlying business moved from an operating loss to a small operating profit, and the cash inflow strengthens the balance sheet for future investments. The stock may see short-term interest from the exceptional gain, but the company's core activity remains financial investments rather than operating businesses.