The Company submits herewith the Unaudited Financial Results (Standalone and Consolidated) for the third quarter ended 31st December, 2025.
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Trade Wings Limited reported Q3 FY26 results with standalone revenue from operations of Rs 5,559.24 lakhs, broadly flat against Rs 5,540.66 lakhs in the year-ago quarter. Nine-month standalone revenue grew about 7% to Rs 17,554.75 lakhs, while standalone Q3 profit after tax slipped to Rs 7.69 lakhs from Rs 10.59 lakhs a year earlier; 9-month standalone PAT recovered to Rs 9.22 lakhs from a loss of Rs 62.07 lakhs. On a consolidated basis, 9-month revenue rose to Rs 19,361.69 lakhs but the group slipped into a loss of Rs 56.89 lakhs versus a profit of Rs 41.14 lakhs in the prior year, with Q3 consolidated PAT falling sharply to Rs 121.49 lakhs from Rs 281.24 lakhs. The wholly-owned subsidiary Trade Wings Hotels Ltd contributed a loss of Rs 66.10 lakhs. Consolidated reserves remain deeply negative at around Rs -1,426.77 lakhs and finance costs have roughly doubled. Management has not impaired its investment in the subsidiary, citing expected positive trends on a going-concern basis, and made an extra provision of Rs 58.47 lakhs for the new labour codes.
Margins are clearly under pressure and the consolidated entity has swung to a loss despite modest revenue growth, while negative consolidated reserves and subsidiary losses remain key risks for shareholders. Standalone profitability, though small, did turn around from last year's loss.