Trigyn Technologies Limited has informed the Exchange regarding Board meeting held on August 11, 2025.
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Trigyn Technologies' board met on August 11, 2025 and approved unaudited financial results for Q1 FY26 (quarter ended June 30, 2025). On a consolidated basis, revenue from operations fell to Rs. 22,449.99 lakhs from Rs. 24,194.44 lakhs in Q1 FY25, a decline of around 7%. Profit before tax dropped sharply to Rs. 71.65 lakhs from Rs. 1,211.35 lakhs, and the company reported a net loss of Rs. 460.86 lakhs versus a profit of Rs. 761.38 lakhs a year ago, translating to a loss per share of Rs. 1.50 versus earnings of Rs. 2.47. On a standalone basis, revenue dipped slightly to Rs. 3,541.02 lakhs and net loss widened to Rs. 499.02 lakhs (EPS of Rs. -1.62). The auditor (V. Rohatgi & Co.) issued an unqualified limited review but flagged several emphasis-of-matter issues, including two subsidiaries prepared on a going concern basis despite negative net worth, cumulative ECL provisions of Rs. 55.27 crores on receivables, non-recognition of Rs. 80 crores of quarterly guaranteed revenue from the APSFL contract due to collection uncertainty, a Rs. 9.08 crore GST demand, the terminated Nashik smart parking project in arbitration, and reclassification of the Switzerland subsidiary as a discontinued operation. Separately, Bhavana Rao Potluri was redesignated as Executive Vice Chair, and the board approved setting up a step-down wholly owned subsidiary in Dubai through existing subsidiary TTI.
The shift from profit to loss and a sharp fall in profitability are negatives for shareholders, suggesting margin pressure and unresolved legacy receivables and legal exposures. The continued reliance on parent support for two loss-making subsidiaries and large ECL provisions point to underlying stress, while the Dubai subsidiary expansion and management restructuring signal an attempt to refocus on growth markets. Expect cautious near-term sentiment on the stock given weak Q1 numbers and unresolved contingent liabilities.