Caprihans India Limited has submitted the Standalone and Consolidated unaudited financial results for the quarter ended on 31 December 2025 along with limited review report
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Caprihans India Limited reported standalone revenue from operations of Rs 173.35 crore for Q3 FY26, down from Rs 191.03 crore in Q3 FY25 — a roughly 9% year-on-year decline. Total income stood at Rs 176.44 crore versus Rs 194.55 crore. The company posted a standalone net loss of Rs 15.96 crore in Q3, narrower than the Rs 18.51 crore loss a year ago, but the nine-month loss widened slightly to Rs 54.48 crore. The consolidated results also showed a loss of Rs 15.60 crore for the quarter. The board approved a Rs 1.72 crore exceptional charge related to new Labour Code gratuity provisions, partial redemption of 2.8 crore preference shares, and a CFO change with Mr. Pritam Paul replacing Mr. Guman Mal Jain. The auditor (Patki and Soman) flagged a Bilcare Limited public fixed deposit liability of Rs 18.50 crore as an emphasis-of-matter note, and noted an auditor change for the Q1 review (previously Batliboi & Purohit).
The continued losses and revenue decline are negatives for shareholders, though the quarterly loss has narrowed year-on-year. Investors should watch whether revenue can stabilise, since the company is not recognising deferred tax assets due to carry-forward losses, meaning profitability must improve before tax shields are usable.