The outcome of the Board Meeting held on 20.05.2026.
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Supra Pacific Financial Services Ltd, a BSE-listed NBFC, reported strong annual results for FY 2025-26 (year ended March 31, 2026). Total revenue from operations surged 85% to ₹8,786.22 lakh from ₹4,741.97 lakh, while net profit (PAT) jumped over 5x to ₹788.03 lakh from ₹114.31 lakh. EPS more than quadrupled to ₹2.48 from ₹0.45. The auditor, G. Joseph & Associates, issued an unmodified (clean) opinion on the annual financials. Total assets grew significantly to ₹49,295.20 lakh from ₹29,986.72 lakh, driven by loan book expansion (Loans increased from ₹25,423 lakh to ₹34,893 lakh). The company raised ₹4,646.08 lakh through equity share issuances and ₹7,357.26 lakh from subordinated liabilities during the year. A separate filing confirmed that proceeds from NCD private placements (totalling ~₹15.2 crore) were fully utilised with no material deviations.
The company delivered exceptional PAT growth of ~589% YoY, signaling strong operational efficiency and profitability improvement. However, the deep negative operating cash flow of ₹-6,518.60 lakh (versus a net profit of ₹884.66 lakh) raises questions about cash conversion quality and warrants close monitoring. The clean audit opinion provides comfort on financial reporting integrity.