The Board considered and approved the un-audited financial results of the company for the quarter ended on 31st December, 2025.
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Max Heights Infrastructure's board approved its unaudited standalone financial results for Q3 FY26 (quarter ended 31 December 2025) on 6 February 2026. Total revenue for the quarter stood at ₹31.81 lakhs, down sharply from ₹413.45 lakhs in the preceding quarter (Q2 FY26), but year-to-date (9M FY26) revenue more than doubled to ₹711.03 lakhs from ₹351.00 lakhs in 9M FY25, driven mainly by the real estate and shares segments. Net profit for Q3 was ₹8.84 lakhs, taking the 9M FY26 net profit to ₹134.09 lakhs, a strong swing from a loss of ₹11.54 lakhs in 9M FY25. The statutory auditor (Chitranjan Agarwal & Associates) issued an unqualified limited review report with no qualifications or emphasis of matter. The company also disclosed total financial indebtedness of ₹2.77 crore with no loan defaults, and reported no related party transactions for the quarter.
The nine-month results show a clear turnaround — revenue roughly doubled and the company swung from a small loss to a healthy profit, supported by real estate and trading income. However, the steep sequential drop in Q3 revenue suggests lumpy, project-based recognition typical of small real estate firms, so investors should watch whether Q4 sustains the year-to-date momentum rather than relying on a single quarter.