Speciality Restaurants Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended Jun 30, 2025.
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Speciality Restaurants reported standalone revenue from operations of ₹10,305.77 lakhs for Q1 FY26, up about 6% from ₹9,713.16 lakhs in Q1 FY25. However, standalone profit after tax fell roughly 20% YoY to ₹568.12 lakhs (from ₹714.68 lakhs), while consolidated PAT dropped about 33% to ₹512.12 lakhs. The profit dip was largely driven by a sharp fall in one-off income — gain on lease modification/termination dropped to ₹43.16 lakhs from ₹372.97 lakhs a year ago — along with higher depreciation charges (₹1,292.79 lakhs vs ₹1,101.39 lakhs). Standalone EPS came in at ₹1.18 versus ₹1.50 last year. The statutory auditor (Singhi & Co.) issued a clean limited review report with no qualifications on both standalone and consolidated numbers. The company continues to operate a single segment of casual dining and confectionery restaurants in India.
Revenue growth is healthy but reported earnings were hit by the normalization of one-off lease gains and higher depreciation, which may keep the stock under short-term pressure despite stable core operations. Investors should focus on underlying margins rather than the headline PAT drop.