Please find enclosed herewith the unaudited Financial Results for the quarter ended 30 June 2025
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Kairosoft AI Solutions Ltd reported Q1 FY26 total income of Rs 120.12 lakhs, up sharply from Rs 45.90 lakhs in Q1 FY25, driven by a new Artificial Intelligence segment that contributed Rs 90.03 lakhs in revenue (no prior revenue). However, the company swung to a loss after tax of Rs (174.10) lakhs, compared to a profit of Rs 22.85 lakhs a year ago, as other expenses surged to Rs 249.54 lakhs from just Rs 5.34 lakhs. Loss before tax stood at Rs (169.54) lakhs versus a profit of Rs 18.76 lakhs, and EPS turned negative at Rs (14.72). The auditor flagged that the company meets RBI's NBFC classification criteria (financial assets and income from them exceeding 50% thresholds) but has not registered as an NBFC, drawing attention to this regulatory matter. The company also announced board changes: appointment of Mr. Santosh Kumar Kushawaha as Additional Director, resignation of Mr. Prashant Sethi (Executive Director), and redesignation of Mr. Deva Ram as Executive Director for 3 years. Utilization of the Rs 19.57 crore rights issue proceeds (March 2025) was reported, with Rs 8.10 crore deployed for working capital, Rs 2.49 crore for capex, and Rs 2.66 crore for general corporate purposes, leaving Rs 5.80 crore in the bank.
Negative near-term sentiment likely as losses widen despite revenue growth, though the new AI segment shows top-line potential. The NBFC registration issue flagged by the auditor is a regulatory overhang that shareholders should monitor closely. Board-level churn (one resignation, one redesignation, one new appointment) may also raise governance concerns for retail investors.