Jindal Poly Investment and Finance Company Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended December 31, 2025.
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Jindal Poly Investment and Finance Company reported its unaudited results for Q3 FY26, showing a massive jump in both revenue and profit driven primarily by a one-time fair value gain. Standalone total income surged to ₹96,181 lakhs in Q3 FY26 from just ₹780 lakhs in Q3 FY25, while net profit jumped to ₹82,387 lakhs from ₹664 lakhs. The nine-month figures showed similar trends, with net profit at ₹84,544 lakhs vs ₹2,031 lakhs last year. The bulk of this profit came from a ₹95,265 lakh fair value gain recognized after the company's associate, Jindal India Powertech Limited, received NCLT approval for a demerger scheme, resulting in the allotment of over 10.38 crore equity shares of Jindal India Power Limited to the company. On a consolidated basis, net profit for Q3 was ₹70,205 lakhs (vs ₹3,343 lakhs), with nine-month profit at ₹82,235 lakhs (vs ₹22,919 lakhs), partially offset by a share of loss from associate.
The headline numbers look spectacular but are almost entirely driven by a one-time accounting fair value gain from the demerger scheme rather than operational performance. Excluding this gain, underlying earnings remain modest, so the stock reaction is likely to be muted. Investors should focus on recurring income (interest, dividend) rather than the inflated quarterly numbers.