Caprihans India Limited has informed the Exchange about Redemption of Preference Shares.
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Caprihans India reported Q3 FY26 standalone revenue of Rs 170.38 crores (down from Rs 187.75 crores in Q3 last year) and a net loss of Rs 15.96 crores, while the nine-month loss widened to Rs 54.48 crores against Rs 64.50 crores in the prior year period. The board approved redemption of 2.80 crore (out of 16.66 crore outstanding) 0.1% redeemable preference shares, reducing preference share capital to Rs 138.6 crores. Mr. Guman Mal Jain resigned as CFO citing personal reasons, and Mr. Pritam Paul was appointed as the new CFO effective 11 February 2026. Additionally, Mr. Sanjeev D. Tole was appointed as an Additional Independent Director. The company recorded a Rs 1.72 crore exceptional charge linked to the new Labour Codes on gratuity, and continues to carry forward tax losses without recognising deferred tax assets.
Revenue continues to shrink year-on-year and the company remains in losses, though the quarterly loss narrowed versus Q2 FY26. The preference share redemption is a balance sheet cleanup, not a cash distribution to common shareholders, and the CFO transition adds near-term governance uncertainty.