Peninsula Land Limited has submitted to the Exchange the financial results for the period ended Jun 30, 2025.
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Peninsula Land reported Q1 FY26 (quarter ended June 30, 2025) results with standalone revenue from operations rising about 23% year-on-year to Rs 36.84 crore from Rs 30.03 crore, while standalone net loss was broadly flat at Rs 1.88 crore versus Rs 1.90 crore last year. On a consolidated basis, revenue grew to Rs 37.47 crore but net loss widened sharply to Rs 5.85 crore from Rs 2.08 crore, dragged by a Rs 5.85 crore exceptional impairment of loans and investments in subsidiaries, joint ventures and associates. A major overhang is the NCLT-ordered Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process against joint venture Hem Infrastructure and Property Developers (HIPDPL), in which the company has Rs 96.15 crore (standalone) / Rs 91.84 crore (consolidated) of exposure tied to a disputed Rs 266 crore corporate guarantee involving JM Financial Credit Solutions. Auditor SRBC & Co flagged the HIPDPL matter as an emphasis-of-matter, saying they cannot determine possible consequential adjustments. Separately, the board approved re-appointment of Rajeev Piramal as Executive Vice Chairman & MD and Nandan Piramal as Whole Time Director for another five years, appointed a new secretarial auditor, internal auditor, and a new independent director.
The widening consolidated loss and the unresolved Rs 96 crore HIPDPL insolvency exposure are clear negatives — further write-downs remain possible if recoveries from the JV fail, which could pressure the stock. Revenue growth and continued promoter-family continuity provide some stability, but near-term sentiment is likely cautious until the NCLT proceedings are resolved.