Submission of unaudited financial results for half year ended on 30th September, 2025, along with Limited Review Report
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Dhyaani Tradeventtures Limited filed its unaudited half-yearly results (H1 FY26, ended 30 Sept 2025) with a clean Limited Review Report from SDP M & Co. Revenue from operations more than doubled to ₹2,241.32 lakh versus ₹1,081.54 lakh in the same period last year — growth of over 100%. Profit after tax, however, slipped to ₹20.27 lakh from ₹23.05 lakh, and EPS fell to ₹0.12 from ₹0.54, largely because the share base was expanded about 4x following a recent capital raise of roughly ₹2,937 lakh in the previous half. Operating profit margins visibly compressed as expenses (especially purchases and other expenses) grew alongside revenue, while finance costs came down to zero. Trade receivables jumped sharply from about ₹2,223 lakh to ₹4,286 lakh.
Strong top-line growth is offset by thinner margins, a sharp rise in receivables (potential collection risk), and significant EPS dilution from the recent share issuance. The auditor flagged non-compliance with e-way bill/e-invoice rules and TDS under Section 194Q, which could attract regulatory scrutiny and is a red flag for investors.