Unaudited Standalone and Consolidated Financial Results for the quarter and half year ended September 30, 2025
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Unison Metals reported strong consolidated results for Q2 FY26, with revenue from operations rising to Rs. 10,869.32 lakhs from Rs. 6,683.47 lakhs in Q2 FY25 (~63% growth). Consolidated PAT more than doubled to Rs. 131.37 lakhs from Rs. 48.11 lakhs, while H1 FY26 consolidated PAT grew ~26% to Rs. 227.26 lakhs. EPS (consolidated, basic) for Q2 stood at Rs. 0.44 versus Rs. 0.30 a year ago. On the standalone side, Q2 PAT rose to Rs. 42.56 lakhs from Rs. 23.60 lakhs, and H1 PAT came in at Rs. 65.90 lakhs. The company raised Rs. 3,400.32 lakhs via a Rights Issue at Rs. 25 per share, with proceeds fully utilised for land, loan repayment, working capital, machinery and issue expenses. However, the consolidated auditor's report carries a Qualified Opinion as it could not verify the fair value of the Associate's investment (Rs. 202.15 lakhs) in a foreign entity. A long-running dispute with Naaptol involving Rs. 113.12 lakhs in receivables and Rs. 105.85 lakhs in inventory remains under arbitration, with a 55% provision already created.
Strong top-line and bottom-line growth is positive for shareholders, but the qualified opinion on the consolidated accounts — stemming from an unverifiable foreign investment at the associate level — is a notable governance and transparency red flag that investors should weigh against the operational outperformance.