Crest Ventures Limited has informed the Exchange regarding approval of Un-audited Financial Results (Standalone and Consolidated) for the quarter and nine months ended December 31, 2025.
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Crest Ventures, an RBI-registered NBFC, reported weaker numbers for Q3 FY26 on a YoY basis. Standalone revenue from operations fell to ₹2,559.49 lakhs from ₹3,521.17 lakhs a year ago (down ~27%), while 9M revenue declined to ₹9,544.03 lakhs from ₹12,767.90 lakhs. Standalone net profit after tax for Q3 was ₹949.76 lakhs (vs ₹1,125.38 lakhs) and for 9M was ₹3,442.51 lakhs (vs ₹7,394.41 lakhs), a drop of over 50% for the nine-month period. Consolidated 9M PAT fell to ₹4,078.47 lakhs from ₹8,225.28 lakhs. Net profit margin compressed sharply from 57.91% to 36.07% on a standalone 9M basis. The company redeemed old NCDs (₹93 crore) and issued fresh NCDs of ₹100 crore on Dec 23, 2025, of which ₹75 crore is unutilized. The Board also approved a demerger scheme moving part of the business into Crest Capital and Investment Limited, subject to approvals. The auditor issued an unmodified limited review but flagged an emphasis of matter on ₹15,529.75 lakhs in unsecured deposits with counterparties for joint development, secured by mortgage on properties.
Sharp decline in profits and revenue YoY, coupled with margin compression, is negative for near-term sentiment; however, the demerger scheme, fresh NCD raise, and high capital adequacy (77.12%) provide structural support. Shareholders should watch for demerger approvals and clarity on the recovery of the ₹155+ crore deposits.