The Company hereby submits unaudited financial results for Q3 ended 31.12.2025
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Simran Farms reported Q3 FY26 standalone total revenue of ₹23,323.25 lakhs, down about 5% from ₹24,548.82 lakhs in Q3 FY25, mainly because raw material costs fell to ₹19,595.92 lakhs from ₹20,997.42 lakhs. Net profit jumped sharply to ₹109.42 lakhs (₹12.89 lakhs a year ago), with basic EPS rising to ₹2.89 from ₹0.34, as margins expanded and finance costs moved up to ₹132.96 lakhs from ₹25.96 lakhs. For nine months, revenue rose modestly to ₹62,778.38 lakhs (₹59,754.55 lakhs), but net profit fell sharply to ₹215.30 lakhs from ₹904.48 lakhs due to higher finance and employee costs. The auditor issued a clean (unqualified) limited review. The board also accepted the resignation of independent director Mrs. Sherry Mac and appointed Adv. Deepika Sharma as a new woman independent director, along with committee reconstitutions.
Short-term profitability improved meaningfully this quarter despite weaker top line, but the steep nine-month profit drop, rising finance costs, and weak full-year base (₹579.50 lakhs FY25) suggest cost pressures remain. Investors should watch margin sustainability and the director refresh closely.