TARC Limited has informed the Exchange regarding Outcome of Board Meeting held on August 12, 2025.
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TARC Limited's board approved unaudited Q1 FY26 results (quarter ended June 30, 2025). On a consolidated basis, the company swung to a profit after tax of Rs 5,421.47 lakhs compared to a loss of Rs 3,067.71 lakhs in the same quarter last year, with revenue from operations rising sharply to Rs 7,589.48 lakhs from Rs 1,181.56 lakhs. However, the strong headline numbers are largely driven by non-recurring items: Rs 6,984.33 lakhs of enhanced compensation from land acquired in earlier years and Rs 21,710.19 lakhs of interest income in subsidiary TARC Projects Limited. Other expenses included impairment allowances and write-offs of Rs 17,329.32 lakhs. On a standalone basis, the loss widened to Rs 13,743.52 lakhs from Rs 8,217.08 lakhs. The board also approved re-appointment of Mr. Amar Sarin as MD & CEO for 5 years and an independent director's second term, redesignated Mrs. Muskaan Sarin as Whole Time Director, appointed a new secretarial auditor, and scheduled the 9th AGM for September 25, 2025. Statutory auditor Doogar & Associates issued an unmodified limited review report.
The headline profit turnaround is misleading as it is almost entirely driven by one-time land compensation and interest from an old transaction, not core operations—the standalone business remains deeply loss-making with rising impairments. Shareholders should focus on the underlying real estate performance rather than the inflated consolidated PAT. Director continuity at the top is positive for governance stability.