Audited Financial Results for the quarter and year ended on March 31, 2026.
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BFL Asset Finvest Ltd reported a sharp turnaround from profit to loss for FY2026. Total income was Rs. 1,861.04 Lakh (down from Rs. 2,101.99 Lakh), but revenue from operations grew to Rs. 1,984.23 Lakh (vs Rs. 1,747.24 Lakh in FY2025). However, other income turned deeply negative at Rs. -123.19 Lakh (vs Rs. 354.75 Lakh). Total expenses surged to Rs. 2,420.89 Lakh (vs Rs. 1,976.74 Lakh), primarily driven by a massive increase in purchases of stock-in-trade to Rs. 2,559.04 Lakh and finance costs of Rs. 63.57 Lakh. The company posted a net loss of Rs. 557.66 Lakh compared to a net profit of Rs. 149.40 Lakh in the previous year. Borrowings increased nearly five-fold to Rs. 1,425.87 Lakh (from Rs. 283.65 Lakh), while other equity collapsed to Rs. 2.12 Lakh (from Rs. 579.78 Lakh) due to the loss. Operating cash flow was deeply negative at Rs. -1,076.37 Lakh. The statutory auditor issued an unmodified opinion, and the company is classified under RBI's Base Layer for NBFCs.
The company swung from a net profit of Rs. 149.40 Lakh to a net loss of Rs. 557.66 Lakh, reflecting severe pressure on profitability. The five-fold jump in borrowings and negative operating cash flow raise concerns about financial stability and liquidity. Shareholders should monitor the sharp erosion in reserves and the company's ability to manage elevated debt levels.