Please find enclosed herewith Unaudited Financial Results for the Third Quarter ended on 31.12.2025 along with Limited Review Report.
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CHL Ltd reported its Q3 FY26 results with mixed performance. On a standalone basis, revenue from operations for the quarter stood at Rs 2,771.84 lacs, slightly down from Rs 2,830.01 lacs in Q3 FY25, while PAT came in at Rs 858.40 lacs versus Rs 961.33 lacs. For nine months, standalone PAT dropped sharply to Rs 918.14 lacs from Rs 1,915.95 lacs, largely impacted by a one-time property tax payment of Rs 1,062.16 lacs charged following a Delhi High Court order dated 12 September 2025. Consolidated results turned negative, with a Q3 PAT loss of Rs 704.86 lacs and a nine-month loss of Rs 3,933.66 lacs, driven by the subsidiary CJSC CHL International which reported a nine-month net loss of Rs 1,806.69 lacs and significant currency exchange fluctuation losses of Rs 3,045.12 lacs. Consolidated reserves are deeply negative at Rs (13,198.84) lacs. The auditor flagged two Emphasis of Matter items: the ongoing EXIM Bank litigation (with a One Time Settlement of USD 34 million under implementation) and the property tax crystallisation.
Shareholders should note the large non-recurring property tax expense dragged standalone profits lower, while the consolidated picture is weighed down by the struggling Tajikistan hotel subsidiary and forex losses — making the stock's near-term outlook sensitive to ongoing legal outcomes and subsidiary performance. The OTS with EXIM Bank progressing is a positive step for resolving the long-pending guarantee liability.