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The Board of QGO Finance Ltd met on November 10, 2025, and approved three key items. First, the un-audited financial results for Q2 and H1 FY26 (ended September 30, 2025), which the statutory auditor reviewed without any qualifications. Second-quarter revenue from operations rose to Rs. 445.39 lakh (up about 6.7% from Rs. 417.21 lakh a year ago), while Q2 profit after tax climbed to Rs. 84.20 lakh (up about 10.5% from Rs. 76.16 lakh). For the half year, total income was Rs. 868.58 lakh against Rs. 830.83 lakh, but profit was nearly flat at Rs. 161.89 lakh versus Rs. 163.52 lakh due to higher finance and employee costs. Second, the Board declared a second interim dividend of Rs. 0.15 (1.5%) per equity share, taking the total FY26 dividend to Rs. 0.30 (3.0%) per share, with a record date of November 21, 2025. Third, the Board approved a co-lending master agreement and MoU with Choice Finserv Private Limited under the RBI's co-lending framework for NBFCs, which should help the company grow its loan book.
Results show steady, if unspectacular, growth with the company maintaining profitability and continuing dividends, which is reassuring for shareholders. The new co-lending partnership with Choice Finserv is a positive growth signal that should expand lending capacity without proportionate balance sheet risk. For retail investors, the operational stability and dividend consistency are the main takeaways, though the company's small scale limits major stock-moving impact.