DCM Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended December 31, 2025.
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DCM Limited reported a consolidated loss after tax of Rs. 30 lakh in Q3 FY26, sharply reversing from a profit of Rs. 145 lakh in Q2 FY26 and Rs. 2,056 lakh in Q3 FY25. Revenue from operations remained flat at Rs. 1,768 lakh (vs Rs. 1,734 lakh YoY), but the share of profit from its joint venture Purearth Infrastructure plunged to Rs. 129 lakh (Q3) from Rs. 1,597 lakh a year ago, dragging 9M FY26 PAT down to Rs. 439 lakh from Rs. 2,098 lakh. On a standalone basis, the company posted a loss of Rs. 363 lakh in Q3, with zero revenue from operations, versus a profit of Rs. 203 lakh in Q3 FY25. The auditor has flagged a 'Material Uncertainty on Going Concern' because current liabilities exceed current assets (by Rs. 4,162 lakh standalone, Rs. 284 lakh consolidated), driven by a Rs. 5,000 lakh advance from a real estate developer locked in litigation. Additionally, the joint venture faces a Rs. 24,134 lakh demand from the Municipal Corporation of Delhi for land-use conversion, which is being contested. The company also appointed Ms. Sonal Gupta as the new Company Secretary and Compliance Officer effective Feb 12, 2026.
This is a negative disclosure for shareholders: the going-concern flag, standalone losses, sharp drop in JV income, and large contingent MCD demand on the JV raise serious concerns about the company's financial health. The lockout-related unpaid workmen dues of Rs. 78.45 crore remain unprovided, adding to downside risk. Stock price may remain under pressure until clarity emerges on the Hisar land forfeiture case and the MCD demand outcome.