Dear sir/Madam, PFA unaudited financial results as on 30th September 2025.
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Indus Finance reported a sharp drop in profits for Q2 FY26, with net profit falling to Rs 8.35 lakhs from Rs 81.40 lakhs a year ago, mainly because last year's quarter had a one-time profit of Rs 107.25 lakhs from sale of investments that did not repeat. Total income for the quarter declined about 50% YoY to Rs 105.18 lakhs, while for the half-year it fell to Rs 217.08 lakhs from Rs 304.17 lakhs. The company also booked an exceptional item of Rs 12.02 lakhs per quarter (described as deferred depreciation), which further weighed on the bottom line. Interest income, the core revenue, was relatively stable at Rs 104 lakhs for the quarter, but operating cash flow turned sharply negative at Rs (79.50) lakhs for the half-year versus a strong inflow of Rs 985.79 lakhs in the prior period. The auditor (B N Misra & Co) issued a clean, unmodified limited review report with no qualifications.
For shareholders, this is a weak quarter — profitability has been sharply hit by the absence of investment sale gains and the recurring exceptional charge, while operating cash flow turning negative raises a yellow flag about day-to-day cash generation. The stock may see negative short-term sentiment, though the balance sheet remains comfortable with debt well below equity (D/E ratio of about 0.82x).