A meeting of Board of Directors of the Company was held on Tuesday, July 21, 2026 through VC, The meeting commenced at 12.00 noon and following decisions were taken: 1. Adoption of Unaudited ....
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Morarka Finance's Board met on July 21, 2026 and approved two key items: (1) Unaudited financial results for Q1 FY27 (quarter ended June 30, 2026), and (2) an application to the RBI for deregistration as an NBFC, after which it will operate as an 'Unregistered Type I NBFC'. For Q1 FY27, total revenue from operations rose sharply to ₹58.18 lakhs from ₹23.47 lakhs in Q1 FY26, driven mainly by dividend income (₹29.44 lakhs), net gains on fair value changes (₹14.82 lakhs), and fees/commission income (₹9.75 lakhs). Profit before tax tripled to ₹45.69 lakhs (vs ₹14.66 lakhs), and Profit After Tax jumped to ₹37.95 lakhs from ₹13.96 lakhs — up roughly 172% year-on-year. Basic EPS improved to ₹0.84 from ₹0.31. However, Other Comprehensive Income was deeply negative at ₹395.83 lakhs (vs +₹2,540.50 lakhs in Q1 FY26), likely from fair-value markdowns on investments, dragging Total Comprehensive Income to a loss of ₹357.88 lakhs. Reserves stood at ₹11,131.73 lakhs.
Strong operational profit growth in Q1 is offset by large negative OCI, meaning headline net worth remains under pressure from market-value swings on the investment book. The decision to exit RBI NBFC registration signals the company is winding down regulated lending activity and will operate without an NBFC licence — a strategic shift investors should track for its long-term implications on business scope and dividend capacity.