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The Board approved unaudited standalone financial results for Q3 FY26 (Dec 2025). Revenue from operations came in at Rs. 65.51 lakhs, up from Rs. 54.50 lakhs in the year-ago quarter. For the nine-month period (Apr-Dec 2025), revenue rose about 22% to Rs. 490.63 lakhs versus Rs. 401.68 lakhs last year, but total expenses nearly doubled to Rs. 544.83 lakhs (from Rs. 274.54 lakhs), dragging the company into a loss of Rs. 53.83 lakhs compared with a profit of Rs. 161.58 lakhs in 9M FY25. EPS for 9M FY26 was Rs. (0.03). On the same day, Mr. Chandrakant Parmar resigned as Whole-time Director and CFO citing other work, and was replaced by Mr. Manish Prajapat, whose disclosed profile shows he is 22 years old with about 2 years of experience in accounts and finance.
Mixed picture for shareholders – top-line growth is healthy at ~22% YoY, but a sharp jump in costs has pushed the company into a nine-month loss after a profit last year, which is a red flag on margins and cost control. The same-day exit and replacement of the CFO by a 22-year-old with limited experience is a governance watch-point that investors should monitor closely.