Submisstion of Unaudited Financial results for quarter and Half year Ended 30.09.2025
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Ranjit Securities Ltd reported a sharp fall in profits for Q2 FY26, with profit after tax (PAT) collapsing to just Rs 0.35 lakh from Rs 20.46 lakh a year earlier, a drop of around 98%. For the half year, PAT fell to Rs 8.79 lakh versus Rs 24.06 lakh last year, down about 63%. Revenue from operations actually grew strongly — up roughly 34% YoY in Q2 (Rs 28.18 lakh vs Rs 21.04 lakh) and 53% YoY for the half year (Rs 55.13 lakh vs Rs 35.98 lakh). However, other income slumped in Q2 (Rs 0.96 lakh vs Rs 23.39 lakh), pushing total revenue down 34%, while expenses, especially employee costs and other expenses, nearly doubled, crushing margins. The auditor gave a clean limited review but flagged two emphasis-of-matter items: a pending court case against the company and directors filed by the Registrar of Companies, and the fact that the company's shares remain suspended from trading on BSE, with a revocation application still pending. Cash position is thin, with H1 closing cash of just Rs 1.29 lakh versus Rs 24.69 lakh at the start of the year.
Profitability has deteriorated sharply despite strong growth in the core finance business, and the BSE trading suspension along with the unresolved legal case remain serious overhangs that limit investor participation and price discovery for shareholders.