the Standalone audited financials statements for the quarter and year ended 31st March 2026 and the revision in remuneration payable to directors.
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GDL Leasing & Finance reported strong FY26 results with total income jumping 207% to ₹362.06 lakhs from ₹117.84 lakhs. Net profit grew 108% to ₹79.57 lakhs from ₹38.30 lakhs, with EPS at ₹1.59 vs ₹0.76. However, Q4 FY26 showed a loss of ₹9.44 lakhs versus profit of ₹1.77 lakhs in Q4 FY25. The company flagged significant concerns: operating cash flow turned sharply negative at -₹237.48 lakhs (vs -₹65.47 lakhs), and loan impairment surged 3,104% to ₹44.20 lakhs from ₹1.38 lakhs. The board also approved increasing Managing Director and CFO remuneration to ₹48 lakhs per annum each, subject to shareholder approval. Auditors issued an unmodified (clean) opinion.
The 108% PAT growth and 207% revenue growth are positive signals, but the sharp deterioration in operating cash flow and massive increase in loan impairment (3,204%) raise asset quality concerns for a finance company. Q4 loss adds to worry. Shareholders should monitor the company's ability to manage rising NPAs and cash burn.