We wish to inform you that the meeting of the Board of Directors of the Company held today i.e., August 08,2025, inter alia, considered and approve Unaudited Financial Results of the Company ....
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The Board of Puretrop Fruits Limited approved its unaudited financial results for Q1 FY26 (April–June 2025), with a clean (unqualified) Limited Review Report from statutory auditor F P & Associates. Revenue from continuing operations fell to Rs. 2,794.46 lakh from Rs. 2,985.20 lakh in Q1 FY25, a decline of about 6.4%. Profit before tax from continuing operations dropped sharply to Rs. 58.64 lakh from Rs. 169.80 lakh a year ago (~65% lower), with continuing-ops PAT at Rs. 60.78 lakh versus Rs. 111.30 lakh. Total reported PAT stood at Rs. 1,530.21 lakh, but the bulk (~Rs. 1,469 lakh) came from discontinued operations, i.e. earn-out income from the December 2023 slump-sale of its Fresh Fruit Business to Green Agrevolution Private Limited. EPS from continuing operations slipped to Rs. 0.76 from Rs. 1.40, while total EPS was Rs. 19.20 versus Rs. 20.56.
The core continuing business is shrinking on both revenue and profitability, so headline earnings look healthy mainly because of one-off earn-outs from the old fruit-business sale — investors should watch whether the underlying business can sustain margins once these discontinued-operation inflows taper off.