Enclosed herewith unaudited Financial Result for quarter ended 30June 2025 along with Limited Review Report
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Family Care Hospitals Ltd reported a loss of ₹69.52 lakhs before tax for Q1 FY26, compared to a profit of ₹30.21 lakhs in Q1 FY25, with EPS of -₹0.13. Revenue from operations has collapsed, and the company has vacated its only Mira Road hospital, now running only diagnostic and pharmacy services through tie-ups. The auditor flagged several serious concerns: an eviction suit with accumulated rent of ~₹386 lakhs where the company failed to deposit ₹368 lakhs as ordered (leading to attachment of movable properties), unpaid MSME vendor interest, overdue professional tax of ₹1.33 lakhs, and ₹16.5 lakhs in unverifiable prior-period hospital expenses. Additionally, the company received a SEBI notice dated June 3, 2025 regarding potential penalties under Sections 15A(b), 15HA and 15HB of the SEBI Act. The full-year FY25 result was a large loss of ~₹4,414 lakhs against the backdrop of these operational and regulatory headwinds.
The stock is likely to remain under pressure as investors digest the operational contraction, ongoing litigation, regulatory action from SEBI, and unresolved compliance issues. With the company's hospital vacated and core operations drastically scaled back, near-term financial performance is weak and shareholder concerns around governance and recovery remain elevated.