Submission of Financial Results for the quarter ended 30th September 2025 under Regulation 33 of SEBI.
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Shakti Press Ltd submitted its Q2 FY26 and H1 FY26 results, reviewed by DP Sarda & Co (auditor flagged concerns about completeness of disclosures required under Regulation 33). Revenue from operations fell sharply to Rs. 151.93 lakh in Q2 FY26 from Rs. 307.58 lakh in Q2 FY25 (~51% decline), with H1 revenue at Rs. 432.06 lakh vs Rs. 560.85 lakh a year ago (~23% decline). Despite the revenue drop, profit after tax rose to Rs. 15.13 lakh in Q2 (vs Rs. 4.61 lakh) and Rs. 19.59 lakh in H1 (vs Rs. 8.38 lakh), roughly doubling on a small base. However, operating cash flow swung sharply negative to Rs. -27.05 lakh in H1 FY26 from a positive Rs. 242.98 lakh in FY25. Separately, the board approved nearly doubling authorised share capital from Rs. 16.53 crore to Rs. 31.53 crore and added agriculture, dairy, pest-control, and agri-consultancy businesses to the company's objects clause, suggesting a possible diversification or fundraising move beyond printing and packaging.
Short-term: weak revenue and negative operating cash flow are negatives, but bottom-line growth and EPS improvement (H1 EPS Rs. 0.56 vs Rs. 0.24) provide some support. Medium-term: the share capital expansion and addition of agriculture-related business objects could mean a future equity dilution for shareholders and a meaningful strategic pivot, both of which warrant close monitoring.