Financial Results for Half Year Ended on September 30, 2025
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Valencia India Limited, a BSE-listed hospitality company, announced its unaudited half-yearly results for the period ended September 30, 2025, which were approved by the board on November 12, 2025. Revenue from operations rose sharply to Rs. 387.98 lakhs, up about 72% from Rs. 225.04 lakhs in the corresponding period last year, reflecting strong growth in the core hospitality business. However, total income was Rs. 387.98 lakhs versus Rs. 425.08 lakhs a year ago because the prior period included about Rs. 200 lakhs of non-operating other income. Net profit stood at Rs. 96.77 lakhs, down from Rs. 122.66 lakhs, as higher depreciation (Rs. 38.75 lakhs vs Rs. 19.23 lakhs) and finance costs (Rs. 21.77 lakhs vs Rs. 5.34 lakhs) weighed on the bottom line. The company completed its SME IPO in July 2025, raising Rs. 4,399.56 lakhs, which is being channelled into a large expansion plan — capital work-in-progress jumped to Rs. 3,869.94 lakhs from Rs. 195.38 lakhs. Statutory auditor Doshi Doshi & Co issued a clean limited review report with no qualifications.
The sharp rise in core operating revenue is a positive signal for the hospitality business, but short-term profits are being eaten up by higher depreciation and finance costs from the ongoing capacity build. Shareholders should track whether the new capacity translates into sustained revenue and profit growth, as the EPS has dipped post-IPO due to the larger share count.