Panache Digilife Limited has informed the Exchange regarding Board meeting held on February 12, 2026.
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Panache Digilife reported strong Q3 FY26 results with standalone revenue surging to ₹7,000 lakhs (vs ₹2,074 lakhs in Q3 FY25), a ~237% jump, while standalone PAT rose to ₹444 lakhs (vs ₹202 lakhs). On a 9-month basis, standalone revenue grew ~148% to ₹13,856 lakhs and PAT grew ~88% to ₹688 lakhs. Consolidated numbers were similarly strong, with Q3 revenue at ₹7,447 lakhs and PAT at ₹426 lakhs. The board approved issuing up to 6,07,348 convertible warrants at ₹355 each to a non-promoter (Bhushan Gaonkar), aggregating up to ₹21.56 crores. The company also approved setting up a wholly owned subsidiary in Hong Kong for IT product trading, with an initial investment of up to USD 25,000. The auditor issued a clean limited review report. The standalone notes flag that wholly owned subsidiary Technofy Digital Private Limited is treated as 'not a going concern' but the parent expects to revive it.
The sharp revenue and profit growth signals strong business momentum for shareholders, though it comes alongside equity dilution from the new warrant issue and an existing 29.28 lakh warrants already allotted. The going-concern flag on Technofy Digital is a small risk but reportedly won't impact the parent's investment value. Stock price may react positively to the strong results; dilution impact will depend on warrant conversion over the next 18 months.