Please find enclosed the Unaudited Financial Results along with the Limited Review Report for the quarter and nine months period ended December 31, 2025.
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Purple Finance Limited reported Q3 FY26 total revenue from operations of ₹1,337.08 lakhs, up about 255% from ₹376.70 lakhs in the year-ago quarter, driven mainly by interest income and net gains on fair value changes. For the nine-month period, revenue nearly tripled to ₹3,065.19 lakhs versus ₹847.09 lakhs in 9M FY25. The company posted a small net profit of ₹1.22 lakhs in Q3 (against a loss of ₹183.15 lakhs in Q3 FY25), but the nine-month net loss remained at ₹645.84 lakhs, though narrower than ₹1,162.94 lakhs a year ago. Total expenses rose to ₹4,021.60 lakhs for 9M, with employee costs and finance costs being the biggest items. The company raised fresh capital through 1 crore warrants at ₹39 (receiving ₹9.75 cr as 25% upfront) and allotted ₹25 cr of NCDs; AUM stood at ~₹196 cr with net NPA contained at 1.06%.
Strong revenue growth and a Q3 return to profit suggest improving business traction, but the small profit base and continued nine-month loss indicate the company is still in recovery mode. Recent warrant and NCD issuances will dilute equity modestly and add to interest costs going forward.