Integrated Filing (Financial) for the quarter and half year ended on 30th September, 2025
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LE Lavoir reported its Q2 and H1 FY26 results (both standalone and consolidated). On a standalone basis, revenue from operations fell sharply to Rs 82.46 lakhs in H1 FY26 from Rs 158.01 lakhs in H1 FY25, a decline of about 48%. On a consolidated basis (which includes two newly added subsidiaries — Ghantiram Foods and Shree Vrajendra Foods), revenue from operations rose modestly to Rs 172.86 lakhs from Rs 158.01 lakhs (about 9% growth) and profit after tax jumped to Rs 104.48 lakhs from Rs 75.10 lakhs (about 39% growth). The PAT surge was driven mainly by a steep rise in 'other income' to Rs 113.05 lakhs from Rs 24.33 lakhs, which matches an 'extraordinary proceeds' line in the cash flow statement, suggesting a one-time component. Standalone EPS for H1 was Rs 2.61 (vs Rs 2.32) and consolidated EPS was Rs 3.22. Cash balances dropped sharply from Rs 236.92 lakhs to Rs 86.13 lakhs as the company spent Rs 124.63 lakhs on fixed assets and added investments of Rs 47.61 lakhs. Capital work-in-progress rose to Rs 417.61 lakhs from Rs 312.39 lakhs, indicating heavy ongoing capex. There were no investor complaints and no defaults on loans.
The core laundry/dry-cleaning business is contracting meaningfully, which is a concern for the standalone franchise. Consolidated growth appears healthy on the surface, but the bulk of the profit jump comes from a likely one-time other-income item rather than sustainable operations. Shareholders should watch whether the new agricultural subsidiaries deliver steady revenues and whether the standalone business stabilises.