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Gujarat Poly Electronics' board approved its unaudited Q2 and H1 FY26 results (quarter and half year ended September 30, 2025) along with a Limited Review Report from new auditor M/s G.M. Kapadia & Co. The board also approved acquiring leasehold rights of land and a factory/building of about 800 sq. meters at Gandhinagar Electronic Estate for Rs. 3.65 crores from Mrs. Rekha Dipakkumar Mehta, which is not a related-party transaction and is subject to GIDC's Provisional Transfer Order. Q2 FY26 revenue from operations fell to Rs. 447.35 lakhs (from Rs. 468.51 lakhs YoY) and net profit dropped to Rs. 35.96 lakhs (from Rs. 56.37 lakhs). H1 FY26 net profit, however, jumped sharply to Rs. 318.90 lakhs (from Rs. 105.03 lakhs), but this is driven by a big spike in 'Other Income' to Rs. 277.50 lakhs (from Rs. 43.02 lakhs), reflecting write-back of old provisions and similar non-recurring items. The review report from the new auditor is clean (unmodified) and notes that a predecessor auditor had reviewed the prior comparative periods, confirming a mid-year change of statutory auditor.
Core operating performance is weak – both quarterly revenue and profit declined year-on-year, so the headline H1 profit surge is largely optical, propped up by exceptional/non-operating items rather than business growth. The Rs. 3.65 crore land/factory acquisition signals capacity expansion, but it adds capex for a small-cap company. The mid-year change of statutory auditor is a red flag investors should monitor closely.