Submission of Financial Results for the Quarter ended June 30, 2025
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The board approved Q1 FY26 results showing standalone total income of ₹235.62 lakhs, up sharply from ₹143.40 lakhs in Q1 FY25 (about 64% growth), driven by both revenue from operations (₹122.77 lakhs) and other income (₹112.85 lakhs). Despite this, the company posted a standalone loss after tax of ₹11.54 lakhs, narrower than the ₹50.38 lakh loss a year ago, with EPS at ₹(0.14). On a consolidated basis (including Asit C. Mehta Investment Intermediates and Edgytal Fintech), total income fell to ₹1,278.65 lakhs from ₹1,419.66 lakhs, and the loss after tax actually widened to ₹240.00 lakhs versus ₹191.55 lakhs in Q1 FY25. Stock broking remains the largest segment by revenue (₹1,047.53 lakhs) but turned to a segment loss of ₹75.53 lakhs in the quarter.
For shareholders, the picture is mixed: standalone losses are shrinking on stronger income, but the consolidated business is still losing more money year-on-year and revenue has slipped, suggesting pressure on the broking and investment segments. Short-term stock reaction is likely muted-to-negative given the continued consolidated losses, though improved standalone performance and ~64% top-line growth at the parent level are positive signals.