Onelife Capital Advisors Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended Jun 30, 2025.
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Onelife Capital Advisors filed its Q1 FY26 results showing continued losses on both a standalone and consolidated basis. Consolidated revenue from operations collapsed to ₹84.67 lakhs from ₹720.67 lakhs in Q1 FY25, an ~88% year-on-year drop, with total income falling to ₹207.04 lakhs from ₹784.84 lakhs. The company reported a consolidated loss after tax of ₹52.51 lakhs (vs. a profit of ₹64.92 lakhs in Q1 FY25) and a standalone loss of ₹61.64 lakhs, translating to a negative EPS of ₹(0.39) and ₹(0.46) respectively. The auditor flagged several Emphasis of Matter items, including ₹87.22 crore invested in subsidiaries with negative net worth, a disputed GST liability of ₹39.60 lakhs, an ongoing SEBI order directing the company and its directors to pay ₹50 lakh each (under appeal at SAT), and a ₹2,500 lakh cheque from the holding company to its subsidiary Dealmoney Commodities for a stake sale that was not cleared in time (only ₹800 lakh realised, new cheque issued). Total financial indebtedness is reported as zero, and there are no loan defaults.
Shareholders should brace for continued weakness – revenue has nearly vanished and the company is loss-making, with no operating income on a standalone basis and growing reliance on 'other income'. The pending SEBI penalty, unresolved cheque collection, and subsidiaries with negative net worth add governance and recovery risks, which could weigh on the stock and investor confidence until clarity emerges.