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Kati Patang Lifestyle's board, which met on February 5, 2026, approved the audited consolidated and standalone financial results for Q3 and nine months ended December 31, 2025. On a consolidated basis, Q3 revenue stood at Rs 266.47 lakh (vs Rs 225.65 lakh in Q2 FY26) but the company posted a net loss of Rs 284.06 lakh for the quarter, widening from Rs 153.93 lakh loss in Q3 FY25, with nine-month losses at Rs 590.20 lakh versus Rs 268.38 lakh a year earlier. Beer revenue for 9M FY26 dropped to Rs 562.52 lakh from Rs 817.35 lakh. Separately, the board approved increasing the company's stake in UK-based CHADKP HOLDINGS LIMITED (parent of Chadlington Brewery and The Tite Inn) from 23% to 51% for an additional cash consideration of £365,000, to be completed in tranches by June 2026. The filing also highlights a Royal Enfield Motoverse collaboration for Freedom Lager in Goa, entry into new markets like Uttarakhand and Chhattisgarh, and appointment of former DLF CEO Rajeev Talwar to the board.
For shareholders, the deepening of the UK beer venture signals a strategic push into global markets and could drive future revenue, but the widening consolidated losses, declining beer revenue, and a thin standalone business (only Rs 58.99 lakh Q3 revenue) remain concerns. The stock may react to the international expansion story, though near-term financials continue to be in the red.