Submission of unaudited financial results for half year ended on 30th September, 2025 along with limited review report.
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Dhyaani Tradeventtures reported revenue from operations of Rs. 2,241.32 lakh for H1 FY26 (ended 30 September 2025), more than double the Rs. 1,081.54 lakh recorded in the same period last year. However, net profit after tax actually slipped to Rs. 20.27 lakh from Rs. 23.05 lakh, as purchase costs surged to Rs. 2,177.20 lakh (vs Rs. 329.52 lakh), squeezing operating margins sharply. EPS came in at Rs. 0.12 versus Rs. 0.54 earlier, partly because the paid-up equity share capital expanded to Rs. 1,702.40 lakh from Rs. 425.60 lakh, indicating a stock split or bonus issue during the year. On the balance sheet, trade receivables ballooned to Rs. 4,286.13 lakh (from Rs. 2,223.42 lakh), borrowings dropped to Rs. 161.02 lakh (from Rs. 535.02 lakh), and operating cash flow turned positive at Rs. 375.54 lakh (vs negative Rs. 3,137.49 lakh).
The sharp revenue jump is positive for top-line growth, but shrinking margins and only marginal profit dip may concern shareholders looking at profitability. The auditor flagged compliance gaps on e-way bills, e-invoices, and TDS on purchases, though these did not alter the review opinion.