Please find attached the outcome of Board Meeting held today i.e. 14th August 2025.
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Jungle Camps India reported its Q1 FY26 results (quarter ended 30 June 2025) post a board meeting on 14 August 2025. On a standalone basis, revenue from operations rose about 7% to ₹248.02 lakhs and profit after tax climbed roughly 23% to ₹50.36 lakhs versus ₹40.92 lakhs a year ago, though EPS dipped marginally to ₹0.32 from ₹0.35. On a consolidated basis, revenue from operations slipped to ₹535.08 lakhs from ₹564.18 lakhs, and profit after tax (post minority interest) eased to ₹103.13 lakhs from ₹110.33 lakhs, with EPS at ₹0.67 versus ₹1.49. The company is yet to deploy a large chunk of its IPO money raised in December 2024 — of ₹2,942.21 lakhs raised, only ₹772.21 lakhs has been utilised and ₹1,820 lakhs remains unutilised. A variation in the IPO prospectus (change of vendor for Pench renovation) was already approved by shareholders via postal ballot between 23 June and 22 July 2025. Additionally, subsidiary Divine Enterprises bagged a 5-year RTDC contract to operate a restaurant at Gandhi Vatika, Central Park Jaipur.
Standalone numbers show healthy growth, but the weaker consolidated performance and the large unutilised IPO float may temper near-term excitement. Shareholders should watch deployment of IPO funds into the Pench renovation and Madhuvan Hospitality's Mathura hotel project, as timely execution is key to growth visibility.