Announced Wed, 20 May · 16:59 IST

The Board has at it''s meeting held on 20th May, 2026- 1. Recommended re-appointment of Mr. Rajgopal Dhoot as a Non-executive Director who retires by rotation and is eligible for re-appointment 2. ....

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Dhoot Industrial Finance Ltd reported FY2025-26 total income of Rs. 4,128.21 lakhs, up 2.2% from Rs. 4,041.13 lakhs in FY2024-25. Profit before tax improved significantly to Rs. 2,247.56 lakhs (up 35% YoY), but profit after tax declined 4.7% to Rs. 1,798.91 lakhs due to higher tax expenses. Total comprehensive income turned negative at Rs. -1,306.99 lakhs primarily due to Rs. 3,105.90 lakhs mark-to-market loss on equity investments through OCI. The board recommended a 15% final dividend (Rs. 1.50 per share). Unmodified audit opinion confirmed. Major development: the company proposes to apply to RBI for voluntary de-registration as NBFC under new RBI directions that exempt smaller NBFCs without public funds, effective July 2026. This will not impact operations or financials.

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PAT declined despite higher PBT due to higher tax outgo. Negative OCI from investment mark-to-market losses dragged comprehensive income into negative territory. Voluntary NBFC de-registration is regulatory compliance and has no material business impact, but reduces regulatory oversight as an NBFC.