Results- Audited Financial Results for the quarter & year ending on 31st March 2026
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Kati Patang Lifestyle posted wider losses for FY25-26 on a consolidated basis, with net loss nearly doubling to ₹966.82 lakhs from ₹479.85 lakhs last year. Total income fell to ₹1,345 lakhs from ₹1,837 lakhs, mainly as alcohol and beer revenue dropped to ₹1,224 lakhs from ₹1,661 lakhs, hurt by Middle East-linked glass and aluminium shortages and broader sector headwinds. Standalone losses also widened to ₹188.92 lakhs from ₹83.41 lakhs, with EPS at -₹0.43 (standalone) and -₹2.15 (consolidated). The company continued expansion into Goa, Haryana, Chandigarh, Uttarakhand and Chhattisgarh, increased its UK stake in CHADKP Holdings to 51%, and announced a 100% acquisition of Agnetta International (premium wines and spirits) via a preferential share swap. Operating cash flow remained deeply negative at -₹1,027 lakhs, funded mainly by fresh equity issuance of about ₹1,068 lakhs.
Despite aggressive expansion and new acquisitions, the company is still loss-making and burning cash, so existing shareholders face continued dilution risk while awaiting scale benefits from the Agnetta and UK deals. The weaker beer revenue and mounting losses are negative for the stock in the near term, though the acquisitions and new market entries could support a turnaround if execution succeeds.