DiGiSPICE Technologies Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended December 31, 2025.
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DiGiSPICE Technologies reported Q3 FY26 standalone revenue of just Rs. 96.55 lakhs, sharply lower than Rs. 208.10 lakhs in the previous quarter, with nine-month standalone revenue at Rs. 135.95 lakhs versus Rs. 397.56 lakhs a year ago. Standalone net loss for the quarter widened to Rs. 283.28 lakhs (including Rs. 85.53 lakhs exceptional charge for new labour codes) versus Rs. 79.84 lakhs in Q2 FY26. On a consolidated basis, Q3 revenue was Rs. 10,913 lakhs (down from Rs. 12,458 lakhs QoQ) but nine-month revenue grew to Rs. 35,747 lakhs from Rs. 33,167 lakhs last year. Consolidated net profit for Q3 was Rs. 270.53 lakhs while nine-month loss narrowed sharply to Rs. 87.91 lakhs from Rs. 2,042.57 lakhs a year ago, helped by improved Spice Money performance. The proposed merger of Spice Money, E-Arth Travel and Vikasni Fintech into DiGiSPICE has received no-objection/no-adverse-observation letters from BSE, NSE and RBI, pending NCLT approval.
Shareholders should note the sharp drop in standalone profitability and revenue, but the consolidated picture is improving as the focus shifts to the profitable Spice Money fintech subsidiary. The pending merger could simplify the group structure and consolidate the fintech business, while labour code transition costs are a one-time drag.