Please find enclosed herewith Standalone and Consolidated Un-Audited Financial Results for the quarter ended June 30, 2025.
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Bombay Cycle & Motor Agency reported Q1 FY26 results with standalone revenue from operations of ₹251.19 lakhs (up from ₹244.62 lakhs YoY, ~2.7% growth) and other income surging to ₹139.59 lakhs from ₹88.90 lakhs. Standalone net profit jumped to ₹138.97 lakhs vs ₹110.11 lakhs YoY (~26% growth), translating to EPS of ₹34.74 vs ₹27.53. On a consolidated basis, net profit rose sharply to ₹161.54 lakhs (vs ₹95.03 lakhs YoY, partly helped by line-by-line consolidation of the now wholly-owned subsidiary Walchand Advanced Composites). The company operates two segments — Automobile and Hospitality — with both contributing to growth. The statutory auditor (N.G. Thakrar & Co) issued an unmodified limited review report on both standalone and consolidated results.
Strong profit growth driven largely by higher other income and improved segment profitability, especially in the Hospitality division. Standalone earnings nearly doubled sequentially (from a very low Q4 FY25 base). Consolidated numbers are not directly comparable YoY due to the acquisition making the prior JV a wholly-owned subsidiary. Positive near-term for shareholders, though the high dependence on other income for profitability is worth noting.