Please find enclosed the Un-audited Financial Results (Standalone and Consolidated) of the Company for the quarter and nine months ended December 31, 2025
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Quint Digital reported a sharp divergence between standalone and consolidated numbers for Q3 FY26. On a standalone basis, revenue from operations fell to Rs 19.15 lakh (from Rs 27.30 lakh YoY), and the company slipped into a loss of Rs 48.72 lakh versus a profit of Rs 9 crore last year. On a consolidated basis, revenue jumped to Rs 31.32 crore (from Rs 8.51 crore YoY) and PAT swung to a Rs 39.05 crore profit from a Rs 3.15 crore loss, largely because Quintype Inc (US) and Quintype Services India became subsidiaries from October 1, 2025, and were fully consolidated. Standalone exceptional item of Rs 15.77 lakh relates to new Labour Codes; consolidated exceptional gain of Rs 41.84 crore reflects this consolidation effect. Comparative figures were restated for the Quintillion Media scheme of merger. The board also approved a Rs 250 crore QIP, NSE listing, reclassification of authorised capital to include preference shares, and additional investment in Lee Enterprises (US).
Consolidated headline profitability looks strong, but it is driven mainly by consolidation of subsidiaries rather than organic business growth; standalone core operations remain weak and loss-making. Shareholders should watch the actual operating performance once the consolidated base stabilises and note the dilution risk from the proposed Rs 250 crore QIP and addition of preference shares to authorised capital.