Un-Audited Financial Results for the Quarter & Nine months ended 31st December 2025
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Singer India reported a strong Q3 FY26 with revenue from operations of Rs. 16,101 lakhs, up 52.6% year-on-year from Rs. 10,555 lakhs, driven primarily by the sewing machines segment which grew 75.7% YoY. Nine-month revenue grew 26.1% to Rs. 39,101 lakhs from Rs. 31,000 lakhs. Profit after tax for Q3 jumped to Rs. 539 lakhs (from Rs. 151 lakhs), while 9M PAT more than doubled to Rs. 686 lakhs from Rs. 334 lakhs. EPS for Q3 stood at Rs. 0.87 versus Rs. 0.24 a year ago. The domestic appliances segment remains a drag with a 9-month loss of Rs. 794 lakhs (vs Rs. 102 lakhs loss). The company booked a Rs. 91 lakh one-time exceptional charge for new Labour Codes and raised Rs. 448.55 lakhs via preferential allotment for manufacturing expansion.
Sharp topline and bottomline growth, especially in the core sewing machines business, is a clear positive for shareholders. The domestic appliances segment continues to bleed and warrants monitoring. The pending NSE listing application and fresh capital raise for capacity expansion could act as future catalysts, though the labout code cost adds a small one-time hit.