ITI Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended December 31, 2025.
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Government-owned telecom equipment maker ITI Limited reported a continued weak performance for Q3 FY26. Consolidated revenue from operations fell sharply to ₹51,465 lakhs, down roughly 50% from ₹1,03,454 lakhs in Q3 FY25, while nine-month revenue dropped to ₹1,55,607 lakhs from ₹2,57,072 lakhs (about 39% decline YoY). The company posted a net loss of ₹2,533 lakhs in Q3 and ₹14,327 lakhs for the nine-month period, though the loss has narrowed from ₹21,052 lakhs in the prior-year nine months. Statutory auditor B.K. Ramadhyani & Co. LLP issued a Disclaimer of Conclusion on both the standalone and consolidated results, citing multiple unresolved matters including revenue recognition under Ind AS 115, unreconciled balances, and insufficient supporting documentation. The auditor also explicitly flagged a Material Uncertainty on Going Concern, noting cumulative losses of ₹21,488 lakhs for FY25 and ₹14,327 lakhs for 9M FY26. Management cites an order book of ₹18,54,644 lakhs (including the ₹8,280.36 Crore ASCON Phase IV defence project) and ongoing government support under its revival plan, of which ₹3,02,535 lakhs of the approved ₹4,15,679 lakhs has been received. Exceptional items of ₹989 lakhs were booked for 9M FY26, related to interest on gratuity/privilege leave and electricity arrears.
The steep revenue slide, continued losses, and a disclaimer of audit conclusion with an explicit going-concern flag are serious red flags for shareholders. However, the substantial defence order book and government backing limit near-term solvency risk, so investors should weigh execution risk on existing projects against the weak operating performance.