Inventure Growth & Securities Limited has informed the Exchange about General Updates
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Inventure Growth & Securities reported a strong Q1 FY26 with standalone profit after tax rising about 48% year-on-year to Rs. 430.89 lakhs from Rs. 290.26 lakhs, driven by higher net gain on fair value changes (Rs. 560.91 lakhs) and fees and commission income (Rs. 519.46 lakhs). Consolidated profit after tax jumped roughly 143% to Rs. 531.04 lakhs from Rs. 218.56 lakhs, a turnaround from a weak previous period. The company recorded exceptional items of Rs. 24.18 lakhs, including Rs. 19 lakhs in restructuring costs and Rs. 5.18 lakhs in provisions for an employee fraud-related litigation. The board also disclosed a pending composite Scheme of Arrangement filed with NCLT to merge four wholly-owned subsidiaries and demerge the lending business into Inventure Wealth Management. Additionally, a SEBI interim order dated May 14, 2025 has restrained one subsidiary from acting as lead manager in public issues until an ongoing inquiry is completed. The statutory auditor CGCA & Associates LLP took over from a previous auditor whose Q1 FY25 review carried a qualified conclusion.
Strong profit growth, especially on a consolidated basis, signals improving operational performance and could support the stock in the near term. However, the SEBI interim order against a subsidiary and pending NCLT scheme create regulatory and structural uncertainty that investors should watch closely.