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CHL Limited's board, chaired by MD Luv Malhotra, approved unaudited financial results for Q3 and nine months ended December 31, 2025. On a standalone basis, quarterly revenue from operations was Rs 2,771.84 lakhs vs Rs 2,830.01 lakhs in Q3FY25, and nine-month PAT dropped sharply to Rs 444.27 lakhs (vs Rs 1,915.95 lakhs in 9MFY25). The standalone nine-month figures were hit by a one-time Rs 1,062.16 lakhs property tax charge for prior years, following a Delhi High Court order dated September 12, 2025. Consolidated results turned negative with a total comprehensive loss of Rs 3,933.66 lakhs for 9MFY26 (vs income of Rs 678.23 lakhs a year ago), driven by subsidiary CJSC CHL International's net loss of Rs 1,806.69 lakhs and forex translation losses of Rs 3,045.12 lakhs. The auditor flagged two Emphasis of Matter items: the ongoing EXIM Bank USD 32.5 million loan litigation (with a USD 34 million One-Time Settlement under implementation) and the disputed property tax payment.
Shareholders should note the large one-time property tax expense materially compressed standalone nine-month earnings, while the subsidiary in Tajikistan continues to bleed with foreign-exchange losses pushing consolidated book into negative reserves of Rs 13,198.84 lakhs — both points increase risk perception and could weigh on the stock in the near term.