unaudited financial results for the quarter ended 30th september 2025
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Galada Finance Limited reported strong year-on-year growth in Q2 and H1 FY26, with total income from operations rising to Rs 61.60 lakhs in Q2 (up about 67% from Rs 36.86 lakhs a year ago) and Rs 114.31 lakhs for the half year (up about 54% from Rs 74.21 lakhs). Profit after tax jumped to Rs 7.48 lakhs in Q2 (vs Rs 3.53 lakhs) and Rs 11.51 lakhs for H1 (vs Rs 6.76 lakhs), translating into basic EPS of Rs 0.38 for the half year. The loan book expanded to Rs 1,323 lakhs from Rs 1,086.54 lakhs, funded mainly through borrowings that rose to Rs 726.51 lakhs from Rs 497.92 lakhs. Operating cash flow stayed negative at Rs -189.82 lakhs, which is typical for a growing NBFC deploying funds into loans. Statutory auditors Chandarana & Sanklecha issued an unqualified review report.
Sharp revenue and profit growth signals healthy business momentum, likely to be viewed positively by shareholders. The negative operating cash flow and rising debt are normal for an expanding NBFC, but investors should keep an eye on asset quality, funding costs, and the debt-to-equity ratio as the loan book scales.