Financial Results for the quarter ended 31st December, 2025
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Kings Infra Ventures reported a strong 24.96% jump in nine-month revenue to ₹115.29 crore, up from ₹92.26 crore in the same period last year, driven mainly by the aquaculture (export) segment. EBITDA grew 18.36% to ₹21.59 crore, while profit before tax rose 11.08% to ₹15.23 crore and profit after tax grew to ₹11.23 crore from ₹10.33 crore, taking EPS to ₹4.58 (up 8.53%). For Q3 standalone alone, revenue grew about 10% year-on-year to ₹37.01 crore, but PAT dipped to ₹3.21 crore from ₹3.92 crore due to higher finance costs and input costs. On a consolidated basis, 9M PAT was ₹10.79 crore. The board also decided to drop the proposed acquisition of Sriaqua Seafoods (Vizag), and flagged new Japanese partnerships and a 500-acre Vizag aquaculture tech park as future growth drivers. The auditor (Elias George & Co.) issued an unqualified limited review report with no qualifications or emphasis-of-matter paragraphs.
Strong top-line growth and stable profitability are positive for shareholders, though the slight dip in Q3 standalone PAT and modest EBITDA margin compression may temper near-term excitement. The withdrawn acquisition removes integration risk, and new export markets (Japan, UAE, EU) and value-added products like canned crab meat provide longer-term growth optionality.