Dhunseri Tea & Industries Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the quarter ended Jun 30, 2025.
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Dhunseri Tea & Industries filed its Q1 FY26 results with both standalone and consolidated numbers. Standalone revenue rose modestly to Rs. 7,242.89 lakhs (from Rs. 7,110.80 lakhs a year ago), while consolidated revenue grew about 17% to Rs. 11,497.98 lakhs (from Rs. 9,792.11 lakhs). Standalone profit after tax roughly doubled to around Rs. 1,147 lakhs (from Rs. 527 lakhs), and consolidated PAT swung from a loss of Rs. 295 lakhs last year to a healthy profit of Rs. 1,435 lakhs this quarter. The Board approved subscribing to USD 0.4 million of Optionally Convertible Debentures in its wholly-owned subsidiary Dhunseri Petrochem & Tea Pte Ltd. The Board has also decided to sell assets of Deohall Tea Estate for Rs. 2,350 lakhs, now classified as 'held for sale'. Auditor S.R. Batliboi & Co. LLP gave an unmodified limited review opinion on both sets of results. The group also applied hyperinflation accounting (Ind AS 29) for Malawi subsidiaries, leading to a non-cash loss of Rs. 33 lakhs.
Sharp turnaround in profitability, with consolidated PAT swinging from a loss to a sizeable profit, is the key positive for shareholders. The planned asset sale and subsidiary investment signal ongoing restructuring aimed at improving returns, while the hyperinflation accounting for Malawi operations is a small non-cash overhang on reported earnings.