Please find enclosed herewith the Outcome of Board Meeting of Ashika Credit Limited.
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The board approved unaudited standalone and consolidated financial results for Q1 FY26 (quarter ended June 30, 2025). On a standalone basis, total income surged to Rs. 6,989.99 lakhs from Rs. 237.80 lakhs in Q1 FY25, and the company swung from a loss after tax of Rs. (1,641.32) lakhs to a profit of Rs. 5,020.91 lakhs, driven largely by a net gain on fair value changes of Rs. 6,687.07 lakhs. The board noted that the consolidated asset size of all NBFCs in the group crossed the Rs. 1,000 crore threshold as of March 31, 2025, reclassifying the company from NBFC-Base Layer to NBFC-Middle Layer, which means stricter RBI compliance. The company will acquire an additional 24.5% stake in its subsidiary Ashika Private Equity Advisors Pvt Ltd, raising its holding to 75.5%, and approved a proposal to explore the insurance business. A new corporate office has also been set up at Worli, Mumbai. Statutory auditor DHC & Co. issued an unmodified review conclusion; the prior year Q1 results were reviewed by M/s DMKH & Co.
The headline swing to profitability looks dramatic but is largely driven by one-time fair value gains of Rs. 6,687 lakhs rather than core operating performance, and Q1 FY25 figures were not strictly comparable. Investors should watch the sustainability of these gains. The NBFC reclassification to the Middle Layer brings tighter RBI norms, while the insurance foray and subsidiary stake buy signal a diversification push.