The Company has submitted unaudited standalone and consolidated financial result for first quarter ended June 30, 2025 together with respective limited review reports.
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Supreme Holdings reported Q1 FY26 results with revenue from operations collapsing to just Rs 16.01 lakhs, compared to Rs 2,320.73 lakhs in the same quarter last year — a nearly 99% year-on-year decline. Total income fell to Rs 142.79 lakhs (standalone) from Rs 2,389.30 lakhs. Despite the revenue drop, the company posted a small standalone profit of Rs 10.75 lakhs (vs Rs 370.32 lakhs last year) and a consolidated PAT of Rs 5.92 lakhs (vs Rs 377.56 lakhs). Standalone EPS came in at Rs 0.03 versus Rs 1.00 in Q1 FY25. Cost of construction also fell sharply (Rs 27.04 lakhs vs Rs 1,673.89 lakhs), indicating very low operational activity this quarter. The statutory auditor (Mittal Agarwal & Company) issued an unmodified limited review report on both sets of results.
The near-total disappearance of operating revenue is a major red flag for shareholders and signals a sharp slowdown in the hospitality/construction business this quarter. However, the company remains profitable on a small base and has a large reserves cushion (other equity ~Rs 526 crore), so near-term solvency does not appear at risk, but investors will want clarity on why operations have dried up so suddenly.