Please find enclosed herewith the results for the quarter and half year ended September, 30, 2025.
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Ansal Housing reported weak Q2 FY26 results with consolidated revenue declining about 11% YoY to Rs. 12,146.53 lakh from Rs. 13,603.58 lakh, and standalone revenue falling 7% to Rs. 10,315.05 lakh. Consolidated loss after tax stood at Rs. 662.06 lakh for the quarter and Rs. 691.24 lakh for the half year, compared to a profit of Rs. 3,485.51 lakh in H1 FY25, which had benefited from a one-time exceptional gain of Rs. 11,268.91 lakh on borrowing restructuring. In Q2 FY26, the company booked exceptional expenses of Rs. 387.42 lakh (standalone) and Rs. 387.72 lakh (consolidated) toward litigation-related provisions. The auditor issued an unqualified review but flagged emphasis-of-matter items including the Rs. 5,795.20 lakh exposure to Samyak Projects (NCLT/NCLAT/Supreme Court proceedings), pending court litigations, recoverable value of land advances, and pending balance confirmations. Operating cash flows remained positive at Rs. 60.59 crore (standalone) and Rs. 58.41 crore (consolidated) for H1.
Sharp YoY decline is largely due to the absence of last year's one-time debt restructuring gain rather than core operations, but persistent losses, ongoing Samyak litigation, and rising litigation provisions remain key risks for shareholders. Stock could stay volatile as these contingent matters and weak headline numbers weigh on sentiment.