We are enclosing herewith Un-audited (Standalone and Consolidated ) Financial result for the quarter ended 30.09.2025
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Trishakti Industries reported strong Q2 FY26 results with consolidated revenue from operations of Rs 665.07 lakhs, up sharply from Rs 284.67 lakhs in Q2 FY25 (over 130% YoY growth). Standalone revenue also surged to Rs 665.07 lakhs vs Rs 212.39 lakhs last year. Consolidated profit after tax rose to Rs 158.73 lakhs (vs Rs 86.72 lakhs, up ~83% YoY), while standalone PAT jumped to Rs 160.63 lakhs (vs Rs 36.73 lakhs). The Heavy Equipment Hiring segment drove most of the growth, with segment revenue of Rs 553 lakhs in Q2 vs Rs 81.46 lakhs a year ago. Total consolidated assets expanded sharply to Rs 14,966 lakhs from Rs 6,834 lakhs at March 2025, reflecting major capex (capital work in progress jumped from Rs 130 lakhs to Rs 2,537 lakhs). The board also approved a postal ballot to re-appoint Mr. Suresh Jhanwar as Chairman & Managing Director for 3 years. The auditor (G. Basu & Co.) issued an unmodified review opinion.
Strong topline and bottomline growth in Q2 signals meaningful business expansion, particularly in the heavy equipment hiring vertical. The sharp jump in capital work in progress and PPE suggests aggressive capacity build-out which could support future revenue but also raises the importance of execution and return on the deployed capital.