Integrated Results for the quarter ended 31.12.2025
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Nexome Capital Markets reported weak Q3 FY26 (quarter ended 31 Dec 2025) numbers on a standalone basis, with total income falling sharply to Rs. 172.84 lakhs from Rs. 821.75 lakhs in the year-ago quarter, a drop of about 79%. The company swung to a standalone net loss of Rs. 96.41 lakhs in Q3 versus a profit of Rs. 25.82 lakhs a year earlier, translating to a basic EPS of Rs. (1.64). For the nine-month period, total income declined to Rs. 2,817.36 lakhs from Rs. 3,306.17 lakhs, but standalone net profit rose to Rs. 164.96 lakhs from Rs. 88.52 lakhs, helped largely by a large deferred tax credit of Rs. 355.13 lakhs. Consolidated Q3 figures also showed a loss of Rs. 100.02 lakhs versus a prior-year profit of Rs. 24.82 lakhs. The auditor issued an unqualified review conclusion with an emphasis-of-matter paragraph covering preferential allotments, expected credit loss on a loan, fair valuation loss on investments, the new subsidiary, and pending Labour Code implementation. The company also disclosed voluntary delisting from the Calcutta Stock Exchange (effective January 2026), incorporation of wholly owned subsidiary Nexome Wealth Management Ltd in July 2025, and total financial indebtedness of Rs. 3.05 crore with no defaults.
Q3 was a disappointing quarter with revenue collapsing and the company slipping into a loss, even though the nine-month picture looks superficially better due to a one-time deferred tax benefit rather than core operations. Investors should note the credit and valuation losses on loans and investments, the small new wealth management subsidiary still in early stage, and the exit from the Calcutta Stock Exchange. Near-term sentiment is likely negative given the sharp earnings deterioration.