Approved Unaudited Standalone & Consolidated Financial Results for the quarter and nine months ended December 31, 2025
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Eco Hotels and Resorts reported a sharp jump in revenue — standalone operating income rose to Rs 179.31 lakhs in Q3 FY26 from just Rs 3.63 lakhs a year earlier, and Rs 237.98 lakhs for the nine-month period vs Rs 3.61 lakhs last year. However, the company swung into a deeper loss, reporting a standalone loss of Rs 201.92 lakhs in Q3 (vs Rs 128.59 lakhs loss last year) and a nine-month standalone loss of Rs 157.08 lakhs compared to a Rs 38.59 lakhs profit a year ago. On a consolidated basis, the nine-month loss widened sharply to Rs 459.17 lakhs (vs Rs 134.40 lakhs in 9M FY25), with full-year FY25 consolidated loss at Rs 354.80 lakhs. Costs surged across employee benefits, finance costs, depreciation and other expenses. The board also approved issuing 12.87 lakh sweat equity shares to Whole Time Director Vinod Kumar Tripathi as part remuneration. Auditor K.M. Garg & Company issued an unmodified limited review report.
Strong revenue scaling is a positive sign for the hotel business, but widening losses and rising costs suggest the company is still in a heavy investment/expansion phase and not yet profitable — near-term pressure on the stock is likely, with future share count also set to increase due to the sweat equity issuance.