Announced Sat, 8 Nov · 14:26 IST

Financial Results for the Quarter and half Year ended on September 30, 2025

Pat NegativeExceptional ItemEbitda Margin CompressionNegative Operating CashflowRevenue DeclinePat Growth 25pctResults View source PDF

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AI summary

Relic Technologies reported Q2 and H1 FY26 results showing a sharp split between standalone and consolidated numbers. Standalone posted a small profit of Rs 27.34 lakh in H1 FY26 (up from Rs 3.74 lakh a year earlier), but the parent company booked zero revenue from operations, with total income of Rs 57.74 lakh coming entirely from other income (interest, dividends, investment gains). On a consolidated basis, the company swung to a loss of Rs 353.12 lakh for H1 FY26 (vs a profit of Rs 3.74 lakh H1 PY), hurt mainly by a one-time exceptional charge of Rs 232.12 lakh from fully writing off goodwill related to its 69.5% acquisition of Truhealthy Wellness. Consolidated revenue from operations rose to Rs 187.91 lakh from Rs 103.90 lakh, but the company itself flagged that prior-period figures are not comparable due to the Truhealthy acquisition in March 2025. Cash flow was deeply negative, with operating cash outflow of Rs 377.27 lakh (consolidated) and Rs 413.10 lakh (standalone), largely due to investments of about Rs 1,062 lakh in financial assets and working capital build-up. The auditor (D. Kothary & Co.) issued an unqualified review report on both sets of results.

Likely market impact

Standalone profit is misleading since the parent's operations appear to have shifted to subsidiaries; consolidated shareholders are staring at a Rs 353 lakh H1 loss, full goodwill write-off of the recent acquisition, and heavy cash burn. The stock may stay weak until the subsidiaries start contributing positive profits and the company shows signs of stabilizing its cash flows.