Reconstitution of Committees.
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Star Housing Finance reported its Q3 FY26 (quarter ended December 31, 2025) unaudited results alongside a reconstitution of its Stakeholder Relationship, CSR, and IT Strategy committees. The company posted a net profit after tax of ₹366.61 lakhs with EPS of ₹0.46 and a net profit margin of 5.04%. Asset quality remained reasonable with Gross NPA at 1.84% and Net NPA at 1.49%, and asset cover on NCDs stood at 1.10 times. However, the statutory auditor (Nyati Mundra & Co.) flagged an Emphasis of Matter on the company's cash flow position, noting liquidity pressures that may require continued dependence on external funding. Additional other matters flagged include delays in employee salary payments, an increase in expected credit loss of ₹1.06 crore versus the prior quarter, receipt of a ₹10 crore inter-corporate deposit, a vacant CFO position since June 2025 (statutory deadline lapsed in December 2025), and director resignations without replacements, raising potential compliance gaps.
Despite a small profit, the auditor's liquidity concerns, salary delays, prolonged CFO vacancy, and board composition gaps raise governance and going-concern red flags for shareholders. Investors should weigh these risks against the modest Q3 earnings, as the filing points to underlying stress that may weigh on the stock.