HB Stockholdings Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the quarter and financial year ended March 31, 2026.
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HB Stockholdings Ltd, an RBI-registered NBFC, reported audited standalone net loss of Rs. 1079.34 Lakhs for FY2026 versus loss of Rs. 1198.70 Lakhs in FY2025. Total income rose to Rs. 270.97 Lakhs from Rs. 155.08 Lakhs (up ~75% YoY), driven by higher interest income (Rs. 95.05L vs Rs. 111.14L), dividend income (Rs. 42.49L vs Rs. 40.32L), and equity trading profit (Rs. 120.04L vs nil). However, the company incurred massive net loss on fair value changes of Rs. 857.13 Lakhs (vs Rs. 236.79 Lakhs) due to mark-to-market losses on equity investments, making this the primary driver of losses. Finance costs doubled to Rs. 131.47 Lakhs (from Rs. 60.11 Lakhs). Cash position deteriorated significantly with operating cash outflows of Rs. 1328.13 Lakhs (consolidated). Borrowings reduced to Rs. 1086.61 Lakhs from Rs. 1356.74 Lakhs. Auditors issued an unmodified (clean) opinion. The company has one wholly-owned subsidiary, Mount Finance Ltd.
Shareholders should note the company remains deeply loss-making despite revenue growth; the large fair value losses on investments are the key concern. The clean auditor opinion provides some comfort on financial reporting integrity, but persistent operating losses and negative operating cashflows are red flags for investors.