Unaudited Standalone Financial Results for the quarter and nine months ended 31/3/2025
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Arman Holdings Limited, a small BSE-listed company from Surat, reported a sharp turnaround in Q3 FY26. Revenue from operations stood at ₹109.91 lakhs versus nil in Q3 FY25, with profit after tax of ₹31.89 lakhs compared to a loss of ₹4.14 lakhs. For the nine months ended 31/12/2025, revenue was ₹177.68 lakhs and PAT was ₹31.67 lakhs, against a loss of ₹14.31 lakhs in the prior-year period. EPS for Q3 was ₹0.81 versus ₹-0.08 a year ago. All revenue came from the Precious Metal & Stones segment, while Textile and Plastic segments were nil. The company had no debt or defaults and the auditor issued an unqualified review report. The board also approved amending the Objects Clause of the MOA to add new business areas (media, chemicals, IT consultancy, AI software, general trading) and to enable inter-corporate loans/investments under Section 186, all subject to shareholder approval via postal ballot ending 28/03/2026.
The swing from loss to profit and a >200x jump in revenue are positive signals for shareholders, though the base is tiny and results hinge on one segment (Precious Metal & Stones). The proposed diversification into AI, chemicals, media and general trading is a significant strategic shift that carries execution risk and depends on shareholder approval.