Supreme Infrastructure India Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended December 31, 2025.
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Supreme Infrastructure India Limited reported Q3 FY26 standalone revenue of ₹2,06,240 lakhs (vs ₹71,055 lakhs in Q3 FY25) and 9M FY26 revenue of ₹5,94,301 lakhs. The company swung to a 9M FY26 profit of ₹5,85,606 lakhs from a ₹1,05,354 lakh loss in 9M FY25, but this is entirely driven by exceptional items of ₹6,46,564 lakhs — mainly a one-time debt settlement gain of ₹3,67,801 lakhs and an interest reversal of ₹2,78,806 lakhs. Q3 FY26 standalone profit before tax was negative at ₹(4,919) lakhs, showing underlying operations remain loss-making. The auditor issued a Modified Review Conclusion flagging unrecoverable trade receivables of ₹75,706 lakhs, investments in two CIRP-hit subsidiaries (SIBPL and SPITPL) worth over ₹1,58,000 lakhs, improper interest reversals overstating profit, and a Material Uncertainty Related to Going Concern — accumulated losses stand at ₹93,378 lakhs and net worth would swing negative by ₹2,59,587 lakhs if the disputed interest reversal is reversed.
Profitability is purely accounting-driven, not operational — without the one-time debt settlement gain, the company remains deeply loss-making. Serious red flags include a going concern qualification, multiple modified audit conclusions, massive corporate guarantee exposures of ₹1,53,316 lakhs (with ₹26,191 lakhs already invoked), and unresolved settlements with 3 major lenders. This is a high-risk situation for shareholders; the stock price is likely to remain volatile and sentiment negative given the quality of earnings concerns.