Please find enclosed Unaudited Financial Results for the quarter and half year ended September 30, 2025
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Purple Finance Limited, a non-banking finance company (NBFC), reported unaudited Q2 FY26 results with total revenue from operations surging to ₹1,110.16 lakhs from just ₹270.49 lakhs in Q2 FY25 — a roughly 4x year-on-year jump driven mainly by higher interest income and a net gain on fair value changes of ₹304.13 lakhs. For H1 FY26, revenue rose to ₹1,728.11 lakhs from ₹1,472.00 lakhs in H1 FY25 (~17% growth), while total expenses climbed to ₹2,595.68 lakhs. The company posted a net loss of ₹(162.99) lakhs for Q2 (vs ₹(557.17) lakhs loss in Q2 FY25) and ₹(647.07) lakhs for H1 (vs ₹(1,554.82) lakhs loss in H1 FY25), showing losses are narrowing. The Limited Review Report by Jogin Raval & Associates is unqualified. The company also raised capital via a rights issue in June 2025 (96.04 lakh shares at ₹42 each) and has been growing its loan book, which stood at ₹13,190.01 lakhs as of September 30, 2025.
Strong revenue scaling and a sharply narrowing loss signal improving operations, but the company remains in the red and reported negative operating cash flows of ₹(6,245.38) lakhs in H1 FY26. For shareholders, the near-term outlook is mixed — improving top-line and loss trajectory are positives, though profitability and self-sustaining cash generation are still pending.