Dhunseri Ventures Limited has informed the Exchange regarding Board meeting held on August 11, 2025.
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Dhunseri Ventures' board, meeting on August 11, 2025, approved unaudited results for Q1 FY26 (quarter ended June 30, 2025), reviewed by B S R & Co. LLP with an unqualified limited review report. On a standalone basis, revenue from operations was nearly flat at ~₹127.6 crore (vs ₹127.2 crore YoY), but other income surged to ~₹55 crore from ~₹16 crore, lifting net profit after tax to ~₹103 crore (vs ~₹50.8 crore YoY) — roughly doubling. Standalone EPS jumped to ₹29.41 from ₹14.49. On a consolidated basis, revenue from operations grew about 7.6% to ~₹173.5 crore, but consolidated PAT was almost flat at ~₹70.8 crore (vs ~₹69.8 crore), while finance costs spiked sharply to ~₹26.9 crore from ~₹2.3 crore YoY. Segment-wise, Treasury Operations revenue jumped to ~₹79.8 crore while Flexible Packaging Films (~₹80.1 crore) and Food & Beverages (~₹13.6 crore) segments both declined YoY.
Strong standalone earnings are largely driven by a sharp jump in other income rather than core operations, so investors should look beyond the headline PAT doubling. The flat consolidated profit, rising finance costs, and weakness in the packaging and F&B segments suggest underlying business performance is mixed — the stock reaction may depend on whether the other income spike is seen as recurring or one-off.