Monte Carlo Fashions Limited has informed the Exchange regarding 'Financial Results for the Quarter ended June 30, 2025'.
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Monte Carlo Fashions reported standalone revenue from operations of ₹13,853 lakhs for Q1 FY26, up about 10% from ₹12,600 lakhs in Q1 FY25. However, the company posted a wider standalone loss after tax of ₹1,632 lakhs compared to a loss of ₹1,327 lakhs in the same quarter last year, with loss per share at ₹7.87 versus ₹6.40. Consolidated results were broadly similar, with revenue of ₹13,853 lakhs and a loss after tax of ₹1,622 lakhs. Total expenses rose to ₹17,066 lakhs from ₹15,101 lakhs, driven by higher employee costs and other expenses. For the full FY25, the company had reported revenue of ₹1,10,041 lakhs and a profit of ₹7,980 lakhs, indicating Q1 is seasonally weak. The 17th AGM is scheduled for September 29, 2025, and the auditor (Deloitte Haskins & Sells) issued an unqualified limited review report.
The stock may face short-term pressure as the seasonal Q1 loss widened year-on-year despite modest revenue growth, but the clean auditor review and full-year FY25 profitability suggest this is part of the usual cycle for the apparel business rather than a structural concern. Investors should watch the festive-season quarters (Q2-Q3) which typically drive the bulk of earnings.