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Board of Yash Trading and Finance Limited approved Q3 FY26 (Dec 31, 2025) results, which show the standalone entity remains inactive with nil revenue and a loss of ₹2.29 lakh for the quarter, but consolidated results reflect revenue of ₹403.84 lakh in Q3 and ₹669.73 lakh for 9M FY26, driven by subsidiary Solarfusion Renewables Pvt. Ltd. Consolidated profit after tax turned positive at ₹15.72 lakh for 9M FY26 versus a loss of ₹15.29 lakh a year ago. The company is undergoing a major transformation: changing its name to Lexora Global Limited, shifting registered office from Mumbai to Gujarat, and altering its object clause to include renewable energy, solar, and power generation businesses. Multiple resignations (Managing Director Vishvajitsinh Jadeja, CFO Jadeja, two independent directors, and the Company Secretary) were accepted, with new promoter-linked directors and a new CFO appointed.
This signals a near-complete leadership and strategic pivot toward a renewable energy-focused business via the Solarfusion subsidiary, which could materially re-rate the stock if the EGM approvals (scheduled March 18, 2026) go through. Existing standalone operations are negligible, so shareholders are essentially betting on the new renewable energy vertical; the promoter-heavy new board and relocation to Gujarat warrant governance scrutiny.