BSEOlympic Cards LtdHighNeutral
Announced Thu, 12 Feb · 20:26 IST

In pursuance of Regulation 33 read with Regulation 30 of SEBI(LODR) Regulations, 2015 we attaching herewith the textual matter of unaudited Financial Results for the quarter/nine months ....

Revenue Growth 20pctPat Growth 25pctExceptional ItemRelated Party TransactionsContingent Liabilities IncreasedResults View source PDF

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AI summary

Olympic Cards reported a net profit of Rs. 330.89 lakhs for Q3 FY26 (Oct-Dec 2025), swinging from a loss of Rs. 114.30 lakhs in Q3 FY25. Revenue from operations grew about 48% year-on-year to Rs. 335.65 lakhs in Q3. However, the swing to profit was largely driven by a one-time gain of Rs. 224.18 lakhs booked under 'Other Income' from the sale of factory land and building (per Note 4). On a nine-month basis, the company still posted a loss before tax of Rs. 98.93 lakhs (though better than Rs. 353.32 lakhs loss in 9M FY25), with total expenses of Rs. 1,181 lakhs exceeding operating revenue. EPS for Q3 stood at Rs. 2.03 versus Rs. -0.70 a year ago. Reserves remain deeply negative at Rs. -1,499.37 lakhs, and the company is being sustained by Rs. 900 lakhs in unsecured interest-free loans from directors. Pending GST dues of around Rs. 2.92 crore are under appeal, and EPF/ESI contributions have not been paid on time. Several related-party transactions with director-linked entities (Olympic Paper Products, Print and Get) were approved for FY27.

Likely market impact

The headline profit turnaround looks positive but is mostly a one-time land-sale gain, not an improvement in core operations. Underlying business is still loss-making with negative reserves, delayed statutory payments, and reliance on director loans. Shareholders should treat this quarter cautiously — the real operating picture remains weak, and contingent liabilities plus compliance issues add risk.