Shipping Corporation Of India Land And Assets Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the Unaudited Standalone Financial Results for the quarter and half year ended September 30, 2025.
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SCILAL submitted its unaudited standalone results for Q2 and H1 FY26, both reviewed by statutory auditor A.T. Jain & Co. with an unmodified (clean) limited review report. Operating revenue grew sharply — up about 54% YoY in Q2 to ₹613 lakhs (vs ₹399 lakhs) and about 59% in H1 to ₹1,184 lakhs (vs ₹747 lakhs), driven mainly by the Maritime Training Institute (MTI) segment. However, total expenses jumped from ₹780 lakhs to ₹2,169 lakhs in Q2, mainly due to a sharp rise in 'other expenses' (₹1,474 lakhs vs ₹405 lakhs), which crushed profitability. Profit before tax fell 67% YoY in Q2 to ₹587 lakhs, and PAT dropped to ₹419 lakhs (vs ₹1,286 lakhs); H1 PAT fell to ₹1,853 lakhs (vs ₹2,485 lakhs). The MTI segment swung to a loss of ₹232 lakhs in Q2. Operating cash flow was negative at ₹(818) lakhs in H1.
Despite strong top-line growth, sharply higher expenses dragged earnings down significantly, which is a negative signal for near-term profitability. The negative operating cash flow and MTI segment loss also warrant attention, even though the overall PAT remains positive and the auditor has given a clean report.