We herewith enclose the Unaudited Standalone and Consolidated Financial results of the Company for the third quarter ended 31st December 2025 as approved by the Board of the Directors together ....
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Satchmo Holdings reported a standalone profit of Rs 101,263 lakhs in Q3 FY26 versus a loss of Rs 239 lakhs a year ago, with consolidated PAT at Rs 112,832 lakhs. However, virtually the entire profit came from exceptional items (Rs 101,354 lakhs standalone; Rs 112,485 lakhs consolidated) driven by reversals of disputed loan interest and principal after One-Time Settlements (OTS) with JCF ARC and HDFC. Core operations remain negligible, with standalone revenue of just Rs 315 lakhs for the quarter and Rs 1,208 lakhs for nine months. The NCLT dismissed the CIRP proceedings in November 2025, and OTS payments were completed on December 30, 2025, turning the company's net worth positive. The auditor flagged multiple emphasis-of-matter items, including a Rs 1,928 lakh disputed liability, Rs 1,554 lakhs HDFC loan still in default, Rs 1,259 lakhs unpaid VAT, non-renewal of RERA registration for the 'Rio' project, and a possible overstatement of income of Rs 13,546 lakhs from reversing disputed interest while the principal remains in the books.
The headline profit is entirely a one-time accounting gain from debt settlements and does not reflect operating performance. While insolvency risk has been resolved and net worth is now positive, the underlying business is very small and several unresolved liabilities, RERA non-compliance, and audit caveats remain. Retail investors should treat the reported profit as non-recurring and watch for clarity on remaining disputes and any future core business revival.