Enclosed herewith Financial Result for the Half Year ended 30th September 2025
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Family Care Hospitals Limited reported a sharp collapse in revenue from operations to ₹9.10 lakhs in H1 FY26, down from ₹785.20 lakhs in H1 FY25 — a near-total wipeout of core business income. The company posted a loss after tax of ₹530.24 lakhs for the half year (compared to a ₹4,304 lakh loss in H1 FY25, which had included a large exceptional item). Total expenses of ₹549.75 lakhs far exceeded total income of ₹19.51 lakhs. The company created a fresh provision of ₹368 lakhs towards a contingent liability linked to an eviction suit at its Mahim Division premises, after the Supreme Court directed compliance with an earlier rent order. The company also paid a ₹35.10 lakh penalty under protest following a SEBI order dated June 3, 2025. Other equity remains deeply negative at ₹(4,585.76) lakhs, and operating cash flow for the half year was negative at ₹(145.94) lakhs.
Shareholders are staring at a deeply distressed company: revenue has effectively evaporated, losses are widening from operations, reserves are eroded, and a new ₹368 lakh legal provision adds to the burden. Existing shareholders face significant risk of further value erosion, and the stock is likely to remain under heavy pressure pending clarity on business revival and resolution of the Mahim premises issue.