Kalyani Investment Company Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended June 30, 2025.
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Kalyani Investment Company, a Kalyani Group investment holding firm, reported Q1 FY26 results with total income of Rs. 57.82 crore on a standalone basis, up about 20% YoY from Rs. 48.08 crore, mainly from interest on fixed deposits and fair value gains. However, expenses jumped sharply to Rs. 27.92 crore from Rs. 7.91 crore YoY, dragging standalone profit after tax down to Rs. 20.76 crore (vs Rs. 29.69 crore). On a consolidated basis, the company swung to a loss of Rs. 31.81 crore (from a profit of Rs. 41.65 crore) because its associate Hikal Limited contributed a Rs. 70.25 crore loss share versus a Rs. 15.99 crore profit last year. Standalone EPS fell to Rs. 4.76 (from Rs. 6.80) and consolidated EPS turned negative at Rs. (7.29).
Standalone results were modestly weaker YoY due to higher costs, but the bigger concern for shareholders is the consolidated loss driven by Hikal Limited's poor performance and ongoing environmental litigation (Rs. 174.5 crore compensation demand stayed by the Supreme Court). Investors should watch Hikal's quarterly trends closely since they materially drive KICL's bottom line.