Quarterly Results for period ending 31-12-2025
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Kati Patang Lifestyle Ltd reported widening consolidated losses for Q3 FY26 (quarter ended Dec 31, 2025), with net loss after minority interest at Rs. 282.26 lakhs versus Rs. 113.39 lakhs in Q3 FY25. Total income for Q3 fell sharply to Rs. 266.47 lakhs from Rs. 436.43 lakhs a year ago, dragged by a steep drop in alcohol/beer revenue (Rs. 196.62 lakhs vs Rs. 404.48 lakhs). For the nine months ended Dec 2025, consolidated loss deepened to Rs. 580.62 lakhs against Rs. 154.24 lakhs last year. Standalone results also showed losses of Rs. 97.66 lakhs for 9M FY26. The auditor issued an unmodified limited review report, noting the UK subsidiary's unaudited results contributed Rs. 578.71 lakhs of revenue but Rs. 482.95 lakhs of net loss. Separately, the board approved increasing stake in UK-based Chadkp Holdings Ltd from 23% to 51% for £365,000, aiming to expand into the UK market. The company also entered Goa with a Royal Enfield Motoverse collaboration and appointed ex-DLF CEO Rajeev Talwar to the board.
Shareholders should note that losses are deepening sharply even as the company invests in expansion and new markets, which could pressure the stock in the short term. However, the UK acquisition and high-profile board appointment signal a growth-oriented strategy that may appeal to investors with a longer-term horizon.