Cineline India Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended Jun 30, 2025.
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Cineline India Limited (MovieMax cinema chain) reported its Q1 FY26 results with revenue from operations of Rs 4,528.98 lakhs, up about 24% from Rs 3,647.27 lakhs in the same quarter last year. The company posted a net loss of Rs 205.88 lakhs, sharply narrower than the Rs 656.65 lakhs loss in Q1 FY25, helped by lower finance costs (Rs 324.48 lakhs vs Rs 715.95 lakhs) following the Rs 270 crore sale of its subsidiary R&H Spaces in March 2025. Total expenses rose to Rs 4,969.24 lakhs, led by higher movie exhibition and depreciation costs. Loss per share improved to Rs 0.60 from Rs 1.97 a year ago. The statutory auditor KKC & Associates LLP issued an unqualified (clean) limited review report with no qualifications.
Investors should note that while the company remains loss-making at the operating level, the year-on-year loss has narrowed meaningfully and revenue is growing strongly, indicating improving business momentum. The proceeds from the subsidiary sale have strengthened the balance sheet and reduced interest burden, which is positive for future profitability.