Inventure Growth & Securities Limited has informed the Exchange about General Updates
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The company filed a revised version of its Q1 FY26 (quarter ended June 30, 2025) financial results, correcting a typographical error in standalone equity share capital (Rs. 10,500 lakhs instead of Rs. 8,400 lakhs for June 2024). On a standalone basis, profit after tax rose about 48% year-on-year to Rs. 430.89 lakhs, driven by higher net gain on fair value changes and lower expenses. On a consolidated basis, however, profit after tax fell about 17% YoY to Rs. 531.04 lakhs, and total revenue from operations declined roughly 6% to Rs. 1,731.10 lakhs. The auditor (CGCA & Associates LLP) issued an unqualified review report but drew attention to two key matters: a composite scheme of arrangement filed with NCLT involving amalgamation of four wholly-owned subsidiaries and demerger of the lending business, and a SEBI interim order dated May 14, 2025 against one subsidiary restraining it from taking new mandates or acting as lead manager. Exceptional items of Rs. 24.18 lakhs were booked for litigation-related provisions and restructuring expenses.
Shareholders may see a mixed picture: strong standalone earnings growth is partly offset by weaker consolidated numbers and a regulatory cloud over one subsidiary that cannot act as a lead manager until SEBI's inquiry concludes. The ongoing NCLT-led restructuring could materially reshape the group's structure, so investors should watch for scheme approvals and SEBI order updates.