Outcome of Board Meeting is attached herewith.
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Ansal Housing's board approved unaudited standalone and consolidated results for Q2 FY26 and H1 FY26. Standalone revenue from operations fell to Rs 10,315.05 lakh in Q2 (from Rs 11,109.37 lakh a year ago) and to Rs 16,975.98 lakh for H1 (from Rs 18,935.17 lakh). Standalone Q2 PAT was a small loss of Rs 63.11 lakh versus a Rs 690.89 lakh loss last year, while H1 standalone PAT dropped sharply to Rs 191.78 lakh from Rs 3,415.33 lakh due to one-time exceptional gains last year. Consolidated results were weaker, with H1 PAT swinging to a loss of Rs 691.24 lakh from a Rs 3,485.51 lakh profit. Exceptional items of Rs 721.88 lakh (standalone) and Rs 730.03 lakh (consolidated) were booked as litigation-related expenses. The auditor issued an unqualified review but flagged four emphasis-of-matter issues, including the Rs 5,795.20 lakh recoverable from Samyak Projects, pending court cases, recoverability of land deposits, and pending balance confirmations.
For shareholders: Revenue continues to shrink year-on-year and consolidated profits have turned into losses, signalling ongoing pressure in the real estate business. The auditor's emphasis-of-matter notes — especially the unrecovered Rs 57.95 crore from Samyak Projects and unresolved litigation provisions — mean these results carry meaningful hidden risks that could affect future earnings if outcomes turn unfavourable.