Please find attached the standalone and consolidated financial results of the Company for the quarter and half year ended 30th September, 2025.
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UVS Hospitality reported consolidated revenue from operations of Rs 3,355.62 lakhs for Q2 FY26, up about 17% from Rs 2,862.82 lakhs a year ago, taking H1 FY26 revenue to Rs 5,757.99 lakhs, a sharp 39% jump from Rs 4,131.84 lakhs in H1 FY25, driven mainly by its Australian subsidiary (about 89% of group revenue comes from outside India). Despite the strong top-line growth, consolidated net profit rose only modestly to Rs 753.09 lakhs in H1 FY26 from Rs 703.14 lakhs a year ago, with operating margins compressing from roughly 19% to 13% as expenses (cost of materials, employee costs, depreciation) expanded much faster than revenue. On a standalone basis the parent company remains loss-making, posting a net loss of Rs 205.13 lakhs for H1 FY26 versus a loss of Rs 226.90 lakhs a year ago, with revenue of just Rs 78.54 lakhs. The company also spent heavily on property, plant and equipment (Rs 4,384 lakhs in H1), draining consolidated cash and bank balances from Rs 3,606.73 lakhs to Rs 356.75 lakhs. Auditors TDK & Co issued an unmodified limited review report on both sets of results.
Investors should note the mixed picture: strong revenue growth (largely Australia-driven) is being offset by steep margin compression and minimal profit growth, while the standalone business continues to post losses and the group has burnt through most of its cash on capex. This may put pressure on the stock in the short term until the new investments start contributing meaningfully to earnings.