Kothari Products Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended December 31, 2025.
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Kothari Products reported Q3 FY26 standalone revenue from operations of Rs 6,318 lacs, up about 70% from Rs 3,720 lacs in Q3 FY25, though nine-month revenue fell to Rs 21,847 lacs from Rs 24,790 lacs. Standalone Q3 profit after tax rose to Rs 1,830 lacs (vs Rs 1,600 lacs), while nine-month PAT was Rs 5,387 lacs vs Rs 4,976 lacs. Both standalone and consolidated results include a sizeable exceptional gain: Rs 2,448 lacs standalone from change in stake, and Rs 1,369 lacs consolidated from loss of control over a component (Viren Ventures reclassified from subsidiary to associate). On a consolidated basis, nine-month revenue was Rs 69,317 lacs (vs Rs 73,503 lacs) and PAT swung to a profit of Rs 3,515 lacs from a loss of Rs 10,426 lacs a year ago, helped by the exceptional gain and a turnaround in the real estate segment. Statutory auditor G.M. Kapadia & Co. gave an unmodified opinion, with an emphasis-of-matter note on one associate still assessing the impact of new labour codes.
The headline swing in consolidated PAT from a loss to a profit is largely driven by the one-time exceptional gain on loss of control over Viren Ventures rather than core trading performance, which actually declined in Q3. Underlying standalone nine-month revenue is weaker year-on-year, so the earnings quality is mixed and shareholders should look through the exceptional item when assessing ongoing business momentum.