Unaudited financial results for the quarter and nine months ended 31st December, 2025
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Jost's Engineering reported standalone Q3 FY26 revenue of Rs. 61.86 crore, up ~31.7% year-on-year from Rs. 46.96 crore, but standalone net profit fell sharply to Rs. 1.22 crore from Rs. 4.62 crore. A one-time exceptional charge of Rs. 2.61 crore related to the new Labour Codes weighed on earnings. On a consolidated basis, Q3 revenue rose ~40.7% YoY to Rs. 73.22 crore, while PAT dropped to Rs. 1.16 crore from Rs. 4.16 crore. For the 9-month period, standalone revenue declined ~5.8% to Rs. 148.83 crore and PAT fell ~58% to Rs. 4.62 crore. The board approved selling 100% of material subsidiary JECL Engineering Limited to Mr. Rahul Dhoot for Rs. 73 crore, subject to shareholder approval via postal ballot, with closure expected by April 30, 2026. JECL contributed 26.4% of consolidated income and 16.3% of net worth. Statutory auditor Shah Gupta & Co. issued a clean (unmodified) limited review report.
Sharp profit decline despite revenue growth signals significant margin compression, partly due to the Labour Code exceptional charge. The proposed Rs. 73 crore sale of JECL is a material restructuring that will substantially reshape the consolidated business given JECL's large revenue contribution — shareholders should track the postal ballot outcome and the post-sale impact on consolidated financials.