Sapphire Foods India Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended Jun 30, 2025.
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Sapphire Foods India reported consolidated revenue from operations of Rs. 7,768.28 million for Q1 FY26, up about 9.2% from Rs. 7,113.41 million in the year-ago quarter. However, the company swung to a consolidated loss after tax of Rs. 17.38 million versus a profit of Rs. 81.86 million in Q1 FY25. Standalone, the loss after tax was Rs. 34.04 million against a profit of Rs. 35.34 million a year ago. Total expenses rose to Rs. 7,854.52 million from Rs. 7,198.37 million, with depreciation and amortisation (Rs. 919.52 million) and finance costs (Rs. 295.25 million, up from Rs. 272.51 million) weighing on the bottom line. The auditor (S R B C & Co LLP) issued an unmodified limited review report on both sets of results. No exceptional items were recorded in the current quarter (compared to Rs. 38.75 million in Q4 FY25). A previously disclosed GST demand of Rs. 1,127.13 million from the DGGI Chennai remains under appeal, with the company making no provision based on external expert advice.
The swing from profit to loss despite revenue growth is a negative signal, though the loss is small relative to the revenue base. Finance costs continue to climb and a large GST demand of over Rs. 1,100 million remains an unresolved overhang, which could pressure the stock if the appeal goes against the company.