Outcome of Board Meeting for the quarter and Half year ended 30th September, 2025
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TCFC Finance, a Mumbai-based investment company, reported its Q2 and H1 FY26 results. For Q2, the company posted a profit after tax of ₹203.26 lakhs (EPS ₹1.94), even though revenue from operations was negative at -₹178 lakhs due to a sharp fair-value loss of -₹232.84 lakhs on investments. A large tax credit of -₹423.73 lakhs (negative current tax) helped swing the quarter to profit. For H1 FY26, profit after tax stood at ₹377.36 lakhs (EPS ₹3.60), down from ₹476.70 lakhs (EPS ₹4.55) in the same period last year. Revenue from operations fell about 24% YoY to ₹480.58 lakhs. The balance sheet remains debt-free with total equity of ₹11,280.50 lakhs against total assets of ₹11,766.44 lakhs, mostly held as stock-in-trade and investments.
Short-term investors may note weaker top-line, falling fair-value gains and negative operating cash flow, though the company remains debt-free with a strong net worth. The bottom line for shareholders depends largely on market-driven fair-value movements of its investment portfolio, making earnings inherently volatile.