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Prime Fresh Limited reported standalone revenue from operations of Rs 5,556.71 lakh in Q2 FY26, up 12.7% YoY from Rs 4,929.26 lakh; H1 FY26 standalone revenue grew 13.3% to Rs 10,515.26 lakh. On a consolidated basis, revenue growth was stronger — Q2 up ~35.6% to Rs 6,640.42 lakh and H1 up ~22.2% to Rs 11,974.95 lakh. Standalone Q2 PAT rose 28.3% to Rs 267.78 lakh, while H1 PAT was nearly flat at Rs 534.45 lakh (vs Rs 539.83 lakh); consolidated H1 PAT came in at Rs 600.73 lakh (up ~8.7%). The company recently migrated from the BSE SME Platform to the Main Board (effective June 6, 2025) and disclosed receiving an administrative warning letter from SEBI on disclosure norms. The Board approved forming a new wholly owned subsidiary 'Prime Fresh CDP Private Limited', withdrew plans to incorporate two earlier proposed subsidiaries, and approved an investment of up to Rs 50 lakh in Poonaagrocart LLP (a frozen snacks firm). The auditor (O.P. Bhandari & Co.) issued an unmodified limited review with emphasis-of-matter notes on the Main Board migration and the Ind AS transition.
Consolidated revenue growth above 20% and a strong Q2 PAT jump are positives, but near-flat H1 standalone PAT and consolidated negative operating cash flow (Rs -547.09 lakh) suggest margin pressure and working-capital strain. The SEBI warning letter and plan to incubate a new subsidiary add modest governance and execution overhang for shareholders.