To consider and approve the unaudited Standalone and Consolidated financial results for the quarter and half year ended September 30, 2025.
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Sera Investments & Finance India Ltd, an Ahmedabad-based NBFC, reported its Q2 FY26 and H1 FY26 (ended Sept 30, 2025) results, which were approved at the board meeting on Nov 12, 2025 and received an unmodified (clean) Limited Review Report from auditor SDP M & Co. Standalone revenue from operations fell sharply to Rs 470.88 lacs in H1 FY26 versus Rs 1,158.87 lacs in H1 FY25, a drop of roughly 59%. Standalone net profit after tax for H1 dropped to about Rs 100.57 lacs from Rs 580.14 lacs a year ago. However, Q2 standalone PAT improved to Rs 89.53 lacs from Rs 11.04 lacs in Q2 FY25. The big story was in Other Comprehensive Income: the company booked an unrealised loss of about Rs 35.55 crores in OCI for the quarter as the fair value of its 50 lakh shares in Sri Adhikari Brothers Television Network Ltd slipped from Rs 481.85 crores (June 30) to Rs 446.30 crores (Sept 30), based on a NSE closing price of Rs 892.60. Total comprehensive income for Q2 swung to negative Rs 3,061.06 lacs from positive Rs 13,500.85 lacs a year ago. Balance sheet remains well-capitalised with total equity of Rs 40,434 lacs and investments of Rs 45,768 lacs.
Short-term: weak operating revenue in H1 and a mark-to-market OCI loss from the SABTN stake may pressure the stock, since a large chunk of the company's net worth is tied to this investment. Long-term: balance sheet is strong with low borrowings and ample investments, so the company remains a largely investment-driven NBFC whose value depends heavily on the SABTN share price.