Ganesh Housing Corporation Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended Jun 30, 2025.
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Ganesh Housing Corporation Limited reported its Q1 FY26 results. On a consolidated basis, revenue from operations fell to Rs 15,080.62 lakhs from Rs 21,413.65 lakhs in Q1 FY25, a decline of about 30%. Net profit declined to Rs 9,306.45 lakhs from Rs 11,383.52 lakhs, with diluted EPS at Rs 11.16 versus Rs 13.65. On a standalone basis, revenue dropped sharply to Rs 407.79 lakhs from Rs 13,968.52 lakhs, resulting in a loss before tax of Rs 1,338.40 lakhs and a net loss of Rs 1,042.19 lakhs, translating to a loss per share of Rs 1.25. The big gap between standalone and consolidated numbers is typical for real estate companies, where revenues and profits are booked through subsidiaries and joint development vehicles. The statutory auditors, J M Parikh & Associates, issued an unmodified (clean) limited review opinion on both sets of results.
The sharp standalone revenue drop and swing to a loss are largely technical and driven by project-level revenue recognition timing rather than core business deterioration. Consolidated profitability remains healthy with double-digit EPS. Short-term stock reaction may be muted to negative, but underlying business health is intact given strong consolidated earnings and clean audit opinion.