Approve the audited Financial result for the quarter and financial year ended March 31, 2026
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Gold Rock Investments, an NBFC operating as an investment company, reported FY26 total revenue of Rs 940.84 lakhs, down significantly from Rs 2,522.51 lakhs in FY25. The company posted profit after tax of Rs 550.14 lakhs for FY26, but this was heavily inflated by non-recurring investment gains in the prior year. Specifically, FY25 included a one-time profit of Rs 1,464.26 lakhs from sale of long-term investments. The Q4 quarter ended with a loss of Rs 59.05 lakhs despite pre-tax profit of Rs 52.41 lakhs. Total comprehensive income was negative at Rs 1,323.43 lakhs due to large actuarial losses and fair value changes in equity instruments. Operating cash flow was deeply negative at Rs 2,463.97 lakhs. Total assets declined from Rs 15,523.09 lakhs to Rs 14,013.01 lakhs. The statutory auditor issued an unmodified (clean) opinion on the financial statements.
Revenue has declined sharply year-on-year, and the company is burning cash from operations despite reporting positive accounting profit. The large negative comprehensive income reflects mark-to-market losses on investments. Shareholders should note that FY25 earnings were artificially boosted by a one-time investment sale and are not representative of ongoing performance.