Approval of Quarterly Financial Results for the quarter ending on 30th June, 2025.
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Picturehouse Media reported a standalone net loss of Rs 2.48 lakhs for Q1 FY26, sharply narrower than the Rs 56.23 lakh loss in Q1 FY25, while consolidated net profit was Rs 1.71 lakhs versus a Rs 27.30 lakh loss a year ago. Revenue from operations was negligible at Rs 1.14 lakhs on a standalone basis; almost all reported income came from 'other income' (Rs 133.72 lakh standalone, Rs 489.61 lakh consolidated). The company carries a deeply negative net worth of Rs 4,076.23 lakhs (standalone) and Rs 6,340.17 lakhs (consolidated), with paid-up equity of Rs 5,225 lakhs. The statutory auditor (R P S V & Co.) issued a qualified opinion, flagging doubts over Rs 2,862.56 lakhs of unconfirmed film-production inventory, the Rs 2,521.74 lakh investment in subsidiary PVP Capital (whose NBFC licence was cancelled by RBI and which has a Rs 608 lakh negative net worth), and a material uncertainty on the going-concern assumption. The board also appointed M/s D. Hanumanta Raju & Co. as secretarial auditor for five years from FY26, subject to shareholder approval.
Despite a swing to consolidated profitability, the auditor's qualified opinion and explicit going-concern doubt make this a high-risk filing for shareholders — the company's survival depends on lenders' continued support and a planned strategic merger. Stock price is likely to remain under pressure given the deeply negative net worth, doubtful inventory recoverability, and RBI-cancelled NBFC status of the key subsidiary.