Outcome of Board Meeting held on Monday, 01st June, 2026
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SVA India Ltd's board approved its audited FY26 results, with the statutory auditor Jayesh Dadia & Associates LLP issuing an unmodified opinion. On a standalone basis, the company swung from a profit of ₹62.69 lakhs last year to a net loss of ₹235.36 lakhs, as total income collapsed roughly 76% to ₹53.99 lakhs from ₹223.72 lakhs. Operating cash flow nearly dried up, falling from ₹400.15 lakhs to just ₹7.93 lakhs, while finance costs more than tripled to ₹76.63 lakhs. Borrowings climbed to ₹1,502.58 lakhs against equity of ₹471.80 lakhs, signaling a stretched balance sheet. The auditor flagged in Other Matters that the prior year (FY25) figures were audited by a predecessor firm whose report carried a qualified opinion. On a consolidated basis, losses at the parent were offset by a ₹408.33 lakh share of profit from the Sri Lankan associate Aussee Oats Milling, yielding a consolidated net profit of ₹162.11 lakhs and EPS of ₹4.91.
Standalone operations are in deep trouble—revenues have collapsed, losses have widened, debt and interest burden are rising, and cash generation has nearly vanished, which is negative for shareholders. The consolidated picture is only saved by the Sri Lanka associate, so the core business remains weak and warrants caution.