Please find attached herewith the revised intimation regarding the Financial Results.
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Jungle Camps India reported weak Q2 FY26 results as the wildlife hospitality business hit its off-season. Standalone revenue from operations fell sharply to ₹57.27 lakhs from ₹248.02 lakhs in Q1 FY26, and the company swung to a standalone loss after tax of ₹46.55 lakhs versus a profit of ₹50.36 lakhs in the previous quarter. Consolidated revenue dropped to ₹131.40 lakhs and the consolidated loss after tax and minority interest was ₹106.97 lakhs. Management attributed the steep decline to the closure of Pench, Kanha, and Tadoba National Parks for jungle safaris from July to September, which is the typical off-season for wildlife resorts. The auditor (R.A. Kila & Co.) issued an unqualified limited review report. The company subsequently acquired land near Panna Tiger Reserve on 16 October 2025 for a new resort, and has so far utilized ₹938.28 lakhs out of ₹2,942.21 lakhs raised from its December 2024 IPO.
Short-term results are weak and seasonal, but the balance sheet remains healthy with low debt (D/E of 0.06 standalone), a net worth of around ₹4,369 lakhs, and strong cash reserves of ₹1,862 lakhs standalone. The off-season loss is largely expected and likely already priced in; the land acquisition near Panna signals continued expansion plans, which is a positive medium-term signal for shareholders.