HB Stockholdings Limited has informed the Exchange about change in Management
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HB Stockholdings reported a strong Q1 FY26 (quarter ended 30 June 2025) standalone profit after tax of Rs. 746.20 lakhs with EPS of Rs. 10.45, recovering from a Q4 FY25 loss of Rs. 712.93 lakhs. Total income jumped to Rs. 1,010.12 lakhs from Rs. 29.25 lakhs in the previous quarter, driven mainly by net gains on fair value changes (Rs. 787.83 lakhs) and equity derivative trading profits (Rs. 193.66 lakhs). The Board appointed Ms. Pooja Jain (FCS 11719) as the new Company Secretary & Compliance Officer (KMP) effective 8 August 2025, noting her 9+ years of experience in listing compliance and corporate governance. It also took note of Independent Director Mrs. Asha Mehra completing her second 5-year term and stepping down from 8 September 2025. The Audit, Nomination & Remuneration, Stakeholders Relationship, and Risk Management committees were reconstituted. Consolidated results were broadly in line with standalone figures, with subsidiary Mount Finance contributing a small net loss.
The sharp swing to profit, mainly from fair value gains and trading income, should be viewed cautiously as it reflects market-driven, non-recurring items. The CS and Independent Director changes are routine governance updates with no material effect on operations or shareholder value.