Financial Result for the Quarter ended on 31.12.2025
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KBS India Limited, a small Mumbai-based shares and stock broking firm, reported unaudited Q3 FY26 results showing a net loss of ₹14.01 lakh versus a loss of ₹1.09 lakh in Q3 FY25. Revenue from operations dipped to ₹54.13 lakh in Q3 FY26 from ₹57.56 lakh a year ago, though the nine-month picture was stronger with revenue rising about 23% YoY (₹194.07 lakh to ₹238.73 lakh) and net profit up roughly 63% to ₹18.80 lakh. Total expenses of ₹84.85 lakh in the quarter outpaced income, pushing the company into a loss. The statutory auditor flagged two serious issues: (1) gratuity liability not provided for as required by Ind AS 19, and (2) a long-term loan of about ₹16.65 crore plus ₹8.02 lakh due from KBS Capital Management Singapore Pte Ltd, an erstwhile subsidiary that has been struck off, with no provision made — which the auditor says has caused a misstatement of profit and reserves.
Short-term, the quarterly loss reversal is negative, but for retail shareholders the bigger red flag is the auditor's reservations about unprovided loans to a struck-off foreign subsidiary, which overstates profitability and reserves. These qualifications raise concerns about the reliability of reported earnings and may weigh on the stock until clarity emerges on the recovery or write-off of the ₹16.65 crore receivable.