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Jungle Camps India reported Q1 FY26 standalone revenue of ₹248.02 lakhs, up about 6.9% from ₹232.07 lakhs a year ago, with net profit rising to ₹50.36 lakhs (~23% growth) from ₹40.92 lakhs. On a consolidated basis, including subsidiaries like Madhuvan Hospitality and Divine Enterprises, revenue fell about 5% to ₹535.08 lakhs and PAT slipped to ₹113.09 lakhs from ₹117.06 lakhs, partly because costs (employee, marketing, safari) rose sharply. The company recently listed on the BSE SME platform in December 2024 after raising ₹2,942 lakhs via IPO, of which about ₹1,820 lakhs is still unutilised. Operating margins compressed meaningfully both standalone (25%→14%) and consolidated (29%→21%) due to higher expenses. Debt remains low (D/E around 0.06–0.07) with strong cash balances above ₹2,100 lakhs. Auditor R.A. Kila & Co. issued an unmodified limited review report on both sets of results.
Mixed picture — standalone profits improved modestly but consolidated top line and margins declined, suggesting higher costs and softer performance at subsidiaries. The large unused IPO funds and a vendor change for the Pench renovation signal execution risk on expansion plans; investors should watch how the unutilised ₹1,820 lakhs is deployed and whether margin pressure persists in upcoming quarters.