Outcome of Board Meeting hld on Thursday, 13th November, 2025
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Triumph International Finance India Ltd reported unaudited standalone results for Q2 FY26 with total income of Rs 111.73 lakhs (up from Rs 90.22 lakhs in Q2 FY25) and net profit of Rs 105.44 lakhs. For the half-year, total income rose to Rs 219.53 lakhs with net profit of Rs 203.77 lakhs. Despite the positive bottom line, the company's net worth is deeply negative at Rs -6,596.75 lakhs and borrowings stand at Rs 11,428.59 lakhs. The auditor (Rawat & Associates) issued a Qualified Opinion citing multiple issues: SEBI cancelled the company's stock-broker registration, NSE declared it a defaulter, the Supreme Court dismissed its appeal, and recovery of Rs 67.16 crores from Classic Credit Limited is doubtful. A DRT case from Punjab National Bank for Rs 46.76 crores remains unresolved, and Rs 12.09 crores of shares in the company's demat account have unclear ownership. Operating cash flow was negative at Rs -214.47 lakhs for the half-year.
These results paint a deeply troubled picture for shareholders. The company has a negative net worth, is barred from the securities market, faces major recovery risks, and carries multiple legal disputes. While book profits are technically positive, they depend entirely on questionable income recognition, and the auditor has refused to give a clean opinion. This stock carries high risk and is unlikely to be suitable for retail investors.