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CHL Limited's Board, at its November 10, 2025 meeting chaired by Managing Director Luv Malhotra, approved unaudited standalone and consolidated results for Q2 and H1 FY26 (ended September 30, 2025). On a standalone basis, the company swung to a loss of Rs 444.27 lakhs in Q2 FY26 from a profit of Rs 563.91 lakhs in Q2 FY25, while standalone revenue from operations fell to Rs 2,027.07 lakhs from Rs 2,371.55 lakhs YoY. H1 FY26 standalone PAT plunged to Rs 98.70 lakhs from Rs 954.62 lakhs a year ago. On a consolidated basis, H1 FY26 loss widened sharply to Rs 1,285.56 lakhs from Rs 560.24 lakhs, dragged by subsidiary CJSC CHL International (Tajikistan) which reported a H1 loss of Rs 1,345.27 lakhs including currency exchange fluctuation losses of Rs 1,943.14 lakhs. The auditor flagged two Emphasis of Matter items: ongoing EXIM Bank litigation involving a USD 34 million One-Time Settlement (under implementation) where CHL is corporate guarantor, and a one-time property tax payment of Rs 10.62 crore made during the quarter under MCD's amnesty scheme following a Delhi High Court order. Standalone EPS for Q2 was negative at Rs (0.81).
The sharp swing to quarterly losses, combined with a Rs 10.62 crore one-time property tax expense and continued forex/finance cost pressures at the Tajikistan subsidiary, is likely to weigh on near-term sentiment. Shareholders should monitor the EXIM Bank case outcome and any further currency depreciation impacts on the subsidiary.