Please enclosed herewith Un-audited financial results for the quarter ended December 31, 2025.
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Starlite Components reported revenue from operations of ₹58.17 lakh for Q3 FY26, down sharply from ₹143.75 lakh in Q3 FY25 — a roughly 60% year-on-year decline. Nine-month FY26 revenue was ₹191.93 lakh vs ₹370.16 lakh a year ago. Despite weaker top line, Q3 profit after tax jumped to ₹59.08 lakh from just ₹2.17 lakh last year, largely because other expenses showed a negative/reversal figure of ₹1.30 lakh, making total expenses for the quarter negative ₹0.72 lakh. Nine-month PAT turned around to ₹56.30 lakh from ₹0.43 lakh. The company's resolution plan under CIRP has been approved by NCLT but remains partly unimplemented because the company has not yet met the SEBI 5% minimum public shareholding rule, and shares are currently not being traded on BSE. The statutory auditor flagged two emphasis-of-matter notes covering the pending resolution plan implementation and an ongoing arbitration against Ambernath Municipal Corporation for recovery of contractual dues.
Shareholders remain stuck as the company's shares are suspended from trading on BSE pending NCLT clearance of a modified resolution plan, with the next hearing scheduled for March 7, 2026. Q3 PAT looks strong on paper but is propped up by an unusual expense reversal rather than real operating earnings, and revenue is contracting sharply, so the results offer little comfort about underlying business health.