PFA the Results for the quarter and half year ended 30.09.2025..PFA
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Arnold Holdings, a non-banking finance company, reported a sharp decline in earnings for Q2 FY26. Total income fell to ₹3,887.30 lakhs from ₹5,194.19 lakhs in the same quarter last year, a drop of roughly 25%. For the half year, total income declined to ₹8,370.31 lakhs from ₹11,692.27 lakhs, down about 28%. Profit after tax for the quarter came in at ₹166.47 lakhs versus ₹294.07 lakhs earlier, while H1 PAT fell to ₹487.80 lakhs from ₹767.61 lakhs. The weakness was mainly in fees and commission income and sale of shares. On the positive side, borrowings fell sharply from ₹8,415.38 lakhs to ₹6,119.26 lakhs, improving the debt-equity ratio from 1.40 to 0.41. Operating cash flow stayed healthy at ₹1,773.45 lakhs and the auditor issued an unqualified limited review report.
Weak top-line and profit numbers signal continued pressure on the company's core NBFC and trading activities, which may concern investors despite the improved balance sheet and lower leverage. The stock could see negative sentiment in the near term given the sharp YoY declines across revenue and profit.