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Jungle Camps India reported standalone revenue from operations of ₹359.05 lakhs and a net profit of ₹88.84 lakhs for Q3 FY26, recovering from a ₹46.55 lakh loss in the previous quarter. On a consolidated basis, Q3 revenue was ₹777.13 lakhs with a profit of ₹174.78 lakhs (after minority interest), and nine-month consolidated profit stood at ₹170.94 lakhs. The auditor flagged an emphasis of matter regarding a ₹1.88 crore land purchase near Panna Tiger Reserve where the seller’s title is disputed, with the court ordering a debit freeze on the seller’s bank accounts; the company has recognized the entire amount as a current receivable pending litigation. Cash flow from operations was negative on both standalone (-₹85.54 lakhs in Q3) and consolidated (-₹141.22 lakhs in Q3) bases, and the company has utilized ₹1,344.29 lakhs of its ₹2,942.21 lakh IPO proceeds as of December 2025, with ₹850 lakhs still unutilized for the Mathura Hotel project.
The land dispute and continued negative operating cash flow are key risks for shareholders, though the company maintains a low debt-equity ratio of 0.06–0.07. Investors should monitor the outcome of the land recovery case and whether operating cash flows turn positive as new properties come online.