Transwarranty Finance Limited has informed the Exchange regarding Board meeting held on July 31, 2025.
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Transwarranty Finance reported its Q1 FY26 (quarter ended June 30, 2025) results. Standalone Profit After Tax came in at Rs. 57.33 lakhs versus Rs. 1,259.66 lakhs in Q1 FY25 (restated). Consolidated PAT was a loss of Rs. 85.68 lakhs versus a loss of Rs. 38.58 lakhs in Q1 FY25. Standalone revenue from operations fell sharply from Rs. 1,483.74 lakhs to Rs. 328.97 lakhs, though much of the prior-year number was inflated by a one-time Rs. 1,307.16 lakh unrealized gain from a change in accounting policy for subsidiary investments (now measured at fair value through P&L instead of cost). Core interest income actually grew about 28% YoY from Rs. 103.99 lakhs to Rs. 132.72 lakhs. The Board approved issuing up to Rs. 12.95 crore of unlisted NCDs via private placement at 11.25%-12% interest, raising funds via External Commercial Borrowings (subject to shareholder approval), and re-appointed Yogesh Sharma & Co. as Secretarial Auditor for five years.
The standalone PAT drop looks dramatic but is largely optical since prior-year numbers were inflated by a one-time fair value gain. Investors should focus on consolidated losses (Rs. 85.68 lakh) showing stress at the group level, and the Rs. 12.95 crore NCD issuance plus ECB plans signal the company is actively raising fresh debt, which may pressure leverage but supports lending growth.