Please find enclosed Financial Results for the quarter ended June 30, 2025
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Purple Finance, an NBFC, reported total revenue from operations of ₹617.96 lakhs for Q1 FY26, more than tripling from ₹199.90 lakhs in Q1 FY25, driven by sharp growth in interest income (₹529.04 lakhs vs ₹172.78 lakhs) and fees/commission income. However, total expenses also roughly doubled to ₹1,264.85 lakhs, led by employee costs (₹743.61 lakhs) and finance costs (₹253.50 lakhs). The company posted a net loss of ₹484.08 lakhs, slightly wider than the ₹422.62 lakhs loss a year ago, with basic EPS of ₹(0.89) versus ₹(1.26). The company completed a rights issue of 96.04 lakh shares at ₹42 each in June 2025, raising capital and lifting paid-up equity to ₹5,442.42 lakhs. A loan of ₹84.46 lakhs was classified as substandard with a ₹9.38 lakh impairment provision created.
Strong revenue growth signals business expansion, but widening losses and employee cost growth remain concerns for shareholders. The rights issue boosts capital base, but investors should watch for path to profitability and asset quality in this loss-making NBFC.