Please find attached revised standalone and consolidated financial results and limited review report for the half year ended 30th September 2025.
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Jungle Camps India has re-filed its H1 FY26 (April–September 2025) results after BSE flagged a clerical error in the earlier version (wrong quarter period mentioned). On a standalone basis, revenue from operations fell to ₹57.27 lakhs in Q2 from ₹248.02 lakhs in Q1, with the company posting a Q2 loss after tax of ₹46.55 lakhs versus a profit of ₹50.36 lakhs in Q1. H1 standalone PAT was just ₹3.81 lakhs on revenue of ₹305.30 lakhs. On a consolidated basis, H1 revenue was ₹666.48 lakhs with a loss after minority interest of ₹3.84 lakhs and a negative EPS of ₹0.02. The sharp decline is attributed by the company to the seasonal closure of Pench, Kanha and Tadoba national parks for jungle safaris from 1 July to 30 September 2025. Operating cash flow turned negative (-₹140 lakhs standalone, -₹80 lakhs consolidated), partly due to expansion spending.
The losses are seasonal and explained by park closures, but Q2 deterioration is steep and operating cash flow is now negative, which investors should track. The company has unutilised IPO proceeds of ~₹16.5 crores and recently acquired land near Panna Tiger Reserve for a new resort, signalling ongoing expansion plans.