Integrated Financial results for quarter ended June 30, 2025
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Jagsonpal Finance & Leasing reported a net loss of Rs. 107.09 lakhs for Q1 FY26 (quarter ended June 30, 2025), widening from a Rs. 75.81 lakh loss in the same quarter last year. Revenue from operations declined to Rs. 9.33 lakhs from Rs. 11.99 lakhs year-on-year, while total expenses jumped sharply to Rs. 115.67 lakhs from Rs. 75.96 lakhs, driven by higher finance costs (Rs. 60.31 lakhs), depreciation (Rs. 29.96 lakhs), and legal/professional fees. EPS swung from a positive Rs. 0.11 to negative Rs. (0.59). The statutory auditor issued an unmodified (clean) review opinion with no qualifications. The company has zero outstanding debt and no defaults, though other equity remains deeply negative at Rs. (314.72) lakhs due to accumulated losses. Rs. 15.88 crore raised via preferential issue in March 2025 is partly deployed toward NBFC license application, technology, and general corporate purposes.
Widening quarterly losses, declining revenue, and a negative net worth are negative signals for shareholders, though the recent Rs. 15.88 crore fundraise provides some runway for the company's NBFC pivot. The stock may remain under pressure until the company demonstrates revenue traction and a path to profitability.