Audited Standalone and consolidated Financial Results and Financial Statements for the Quarter and Half year ended March 31, 2026
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Sylph Industries reported audited results for FY26 showing a dramatic turnaround. Standalone revenue from operations jumped to ₹10,778.54 lakhs from just ₹195.91 lakhs in FY25, driven mainly by commodity/FMCG trading. The company swung to a profit before tax of ₹731.21 lakhs from a loss of ₹92.82 lakhs, and net profit after tax of ₹727.51 lakhs versus a loss of ₹92.81 lakhs in the prior year. Consolidated revenue was ₹11,835.96 lakhs with PAT of ₹762.45 lakhs. However, share capital nearly tripled to ₹12,330.79 lakhs (new shares issued worth ₹4,829.51 lakhs), reserves turned negative, and cash flow from operations was deeply negative at (₹6,629.45) lakhs. The consolidated audit report carries a qualified opinion due to issues at the subsidiary (Maxrotth Foods) — loans to relatives without repayment terms or interest, and excess managerial remuneration.
While headline revenue and profit show massive year-on-year growth and a turnaround from loss, shareholders should note the qualified audit opinion on consolidated results, related-party loan concerns at the subsidiary, negative operating cash flow, and significant share dilution that keeps EPS negative despite the profit.