integrated Financial filing for the Quarter ended on 30th June, 2025
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Shyamkamal Investments, a small NBFC/investment company, reported Q1 FY26 revenue from operations of Rs. 48.45 lakhs, up sharply from Rs. 27.55 lakhs in Q1 FY25 (about 76% growth). However, the company slipped into a deeper loss with a Profit Before Tax of negative Rs. 2.19 lakhs versus negative Rs. 0.50 lakhs a year ago, largely because finance costs surged from Rs. 1.48 lakhs to Rs. 27.11 lakhs. Total expenses also rose to Rs. 50.75 lakhs, exceeding total revenue of Rs. 48.56 lakhs. The board declared an interim dividend of Rs. 0.20 per share and spent Rs. 11.42 lakhs on stamp duty for increasing share capital. The statutory auditor, Mukeshkumar Jain & Co., issued an unmodified limited review conclusion but flagged two matters: (1) the company did not maintain an audit trail in its accounting software as required by law, and (2) Rs. 78.05 lakhs out of an original Rs. 187 lakhs joint venture investment remains unrecovered under other current assets, with recoverability not independently verifiable.
For shareholders, the stock remains a tiny, illiquid micro-cap investment company whose losses widened despite top-line growth, signalling cost-side pressure from rising finance costs. The auditor's emphasis on unrecovered Rs. 78.05 lakhs and the absence of an audit trail are governance red flags that may concern careful investors, though the interim dividend and capital increase suggest management is trying to broaden the shareholder base.