Please find attached Unaudited Financial Results for QE/HYE Sept 30, 2025
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Jackson Investments, a small NBFC/investment company, reported Q2FY26 revenue from operations of ₹15.38 lakhs (vs ₹15.00 lakhs in Q2FY25) and H1FY26 revenue of ₹30.58 lakhs (vs ₹29.83 lakhs in H1FY25). Q2 standalone profit came in at ₹7.14 lakhs, up from ₹4.10 lakhs a year ago, but H1FY26 profit collapsed to just ₹0.46 lakhs (vs ₹6.33 lakhs) because of a ₹10.52 lakh Expected Credit Loss provision booked in Q1. The balance sheet shows deeply negative reserves & surplus of ₹(175.53) lakhs, after a full-year FY25 loss of ₹(86.23) lakhs. The statutory auditor (SP ML & Associates) issued a clean limited review but flagged multiple Emphasis of Matter items, including an ongoing ROC (West Bengal) inquiry into a past loan-related matter, ₹964.28 lakhs of unadjusted advances meant for share acquisitions, and balances pending confirmation/reconciliation. Operating cash flow for H1FY26 was positive at ₹17.48 lakhs.
The auditor's Emphasis of Matter paragraphs, the unresolved ROC inquiry, and the ₹964+ lakh of advances pending recovery/squaring off are significant governance and asset-quality concerns. Combined with negative book value and prior-year loss, the results raise red flags for retail investors despite the headline Q2 profit improvement.