Please find attached Unaudited Financial Results for QE Sept 30, 2025
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V B Industries, a Kolkata-based finance and investment company, reported Q2FY26 standalone profit after tax of Rs. 35.75 lakhs, down about 18% from Rs. 43.83 lakhs in Q2FY25. For the half-year, PAT stood at Rs. 67.90 lakhs versus Rs. 74.77 lakhs in H1FY25. Total income for Q2 was Rs. 53.00 lakhs, almost entirely from other income, as revenue from operations was nil (compared to Rs. 87.60 lakhs for the full FY25). Total expenses were trimmed to Rs. 5.22 lakhs from Rs. 6.16 lakhs. The balance sheet shows total assets of Rs. 10,240 lakhs with no borrowings, and the company generated positive operating cash flow of Rs. 149.08 lakhs in H1FY26 versus Rs. 6.14 lakhs a year ago.
The company is a small shell-like NBFC with essentially no operating revenue, relying on other income. PAT slipped year-on-year and revenue from operations vanished, suggesting weak core activity, though cash flows improved and there is no debt. For shareholders, this is a thinly-traded, low-revenue entity with declining profitability and no visible operating momentum.