Submission of Unaudited standalone and consolidated Financial result for the quarter and half year ended on 30th September, 2025
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LE Lavoir reported Q2 FY26 standalone revenue from operations of Rs 43.89 lakhs, sharply lower than Rs 121.81 lakhs in Q2 FY25, but other income surged to Rs 81.60 lakhs (from nil), pushing standalone PAT up ~22% YoY to Rs 59.25 lakhs (EPS Rs 1.83). On a consolidated basis, Q2 revenue from operations grew to Rs 134.29 lakhs helped by the newly added Agricultural Products segment from subsidiaries (Ghantiram Foods and Shree Vrajendra Foods), with consolidated PAT jumping ~63% YoY to Rs 79.14 lakhs (EPS Rs 2.44). For H1 FY26, standalone PAT rose to Rs 84.60 lakhs vs Rs 75.10 lakhs, while consolidated PAT climbed to Rs 104.48 lakhs vs Rs 75.10 lakhs. Capital work-in-progress expanded to Rs 417.61 lakhs (from Rs 312.39 lakhs), signalling ongoing capex, and cash balances dropped from Rs 236.92 lakhs to Rs 81.22 lakhs on standalone basis due to investments and asset purchases.
Consolidated earnings look healthy thanks to the agricultural subsidiaries, but the sharp drop in standalone core (laundry) revenue is a concern for investors. The consolidated operating cash flow before extraordinary items turned negative (Rs -46.74 lakhs), and heavy capex is draining cash, so shareholders should watch whether the laundry business recovers and the new agri segment sustains its contribution.