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Gujarat Toolroom Ltd submitted its Q3 FY26 (Dec 2025) and nine-month FY26 unaudited standalone and consolidated financial results along with the auditor's limited review report from R.B. Gohil & Co. Standalone revenue from operations was NIL in Q3 FY26 compared to Rs 4,767.77 lakhs in Q3 FY25, and the company reported a standalone loss after tax of Rs (45.36) lakhs versus a profit of Rs 133.60 lakhs a year ago. For 9M FY26, standalone revenue collapsed about 88% YoY to Rs 2,258.51 lakhs from Rs 19,385.28 lakhs, while standalone PAT dropped to Rs 285.87 lakhs from Rs 1,020.27 lakhs. On a consolidated basis, Q3 PAT was Rs 1,465.85 lakhs, but Rs 755.67 lakhs of this came from exchange differences on translation of foreign operations at its Dubai-based wholly owned subsidiary GTL GEMS DMCC, rather than from core business. The auditor's review report is clean with no qualifications.
Standalone operations have come to a near standstill with zero top-line in the latest quarter, which is a serious red flag for retail investors even though the consolidated picture looks healthier on paper. Most of the consolidated 'profit' is just accounting gains from currency translation at the Dubai subsidiary, not real operating performance, so shareholders should track core business recovery closely.