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Regis Industries Ltd (formerly Bhartia Bachat Ltd) reported its Q3 FY26 unaudited results on Feb 10, 2026. Revenue from operations for the quarter rose to Rs. 65.51 lacs from Rs. 54.50 lacs a year ago, a growth of about 20%. For the nine months ended Dec 2025, revenue was Rs. 490.63 lacs versus Rs. 401.68 lacs in the same period last year (~22% growth). However, costs surged sharply — cost of materials alone more than doubled to Rs. 541.33 lacs from Rs. 262.46 lacs — pushing the nine-month period into a loss of Rs. 53.83 lacs against a profit of Rs. 161.58 lacs in the prior year. Q3 standalone profit after tax was a marginal Rs. 4.36 lacs (vs Rs. 4.03 lacs). Separately, Whole-time Director & CFO Chandrakant Parmar resigned citing personal commitments, and Manish Prajapat (22 years old, ~2 years of finance experience) was appointed as the new Whole-time Director & CFO. The statutory auditor (Bipin & Co.) issued a clean limited-review report with no qualifications.
Despite healthy top-line growth of ~20% in both the quarter and nine-month period, a sharp spike in raw material costs has wiped out profitability, swinging 9M FY26 into a loss — a material deterioration shareholders should flag. The unexpected CFO exit just hours before results, replaced by a very young appointee, raises a governance yellow flag for this already micro-cap, thinly traded stock.