Prabha Energy Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended September 30, 2025.
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Prabha Energy Limited reported a 50%+ jump in consolidated revenue to Rs 290.64 lakhs in H1 FY26 (vs Rs 191.29 lakhs restated in H1 FY25), while standalone revenue more than doubled to Rs 167.88 lakhs. However, the company stayed in the red with a standalone net loss of Rs 50.98 lakhs and a consolidated net loss of Rs 40.73 lakhs for the half year, although operating cash flow turned positive at Rs 134.52 lakhs (consolidated) compared to a large outflow last year. Comparative figures were restated to reflect the reverse merger of Deep Energy Resources and Savla Oil & Gas into Prabha Energy, completed in FY25. The auditor's limited review report is clean, with an emphasis-of-matter note on NK block wells still under testing, where exploration spend is capitalised and only testing-phase sales are booked as revenue. The Board also appointed Mrs. Shivangi Digant Shah as an Additional Independent Director for a 5-year term.
Revenue growth is encouraging and losses are stabilising, but the company remains unprofitable with EPS of Rs (0.03)–(0.04) and heavy dependence on capitalised exploration spend in the NK block; shareholders should watch for reserve certification and commercial production timelines as the key triggers for a re-rating.