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Caspian Corporate Services reported its Q3 FY26 (quarter ended 31-Dec-2025) results along with nine-month figures. On a standalone basis, quarterly revenue jumped sharply to ₹183.76 lakhs from ₹32.56 lakhs a year earlier, but the company slipped into a net loss of ₹(9.28) lakhs for the quarter versus a small loss of ₹(1.86) lakhs last year, driven mainly by a ₹10.90 lakh tax adjustment relating to earlier periods. For 9M FY26, standalone net loss stood at ₹(5.87) lakhs against a profit of ₹15.84 lakhs last year. On a consolidated basis (which includes two subsidiaries — Sumathi Corporate Services and Sumathi Brightshine Airport Services), quarterly revenue rose to ₹2,605.46 lakhs (vs ₹1,792.54 lakhs in Q3 FY25), but the company reported a marginal net loss of ₹(7.72) lakhs for the quarter and ₹(1.77) lakhs for 9M FY26, compared to a profit of ₹429.69 lakhs in the same period last year. The auditor (MAAK and Associates) issued an unmodified review report on both sets of results, with no emphasis-of-matter or qualification.
Despite strong top-line growth, especially in the consolidated business (manpower supply), profitability has sharply deteriorated compared to last year, with the group swinging from healthy profits to small losses — a negative signal for shareholders. Costs (employee expenses and other overheads) are eating into most of the revenue, leaving very thin margins.