The outcome of the board meeting approving the unaudited financial results for the quarter ended June 30, 2025 is attached herewith.
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Vama Industries' Board approved the unaudited standalone and consolidated financial results for Q1 FY26 (quarter ended June 30, 2025), reviewed by statutory auditors P. Suryanarayana & Co. with a clean review report (no qualifications or emphasis of matter). Standalone revenue from operations surged to ₹367.71 lakhs, up roughly 205% year-on-year from ₹120.54 lakhs in Q1 FY25, though it fell about 16% sequentially from ₹439.91 lakhs in Q4 FY25. However, total expenses ballooned to ₹365.01 lakhs (vs ₹85.09 lakhs a year ago), with finance costs alone spiking to ₹104.99 lakhs from just ₹1.38 lakhs. As a result, standalone profit before tax collapsed to ₹6.90 lakhs from ₹37.72 lakhs YoY, and net profit fell to ₹6.90 lakhs (EPS ₹0.01) versus ₹37.72 lakhs (EPS ₹0.07). On a consolidated basis, revenue rose to ₹434.98 lakhs but the overseas subsidiary Vama Technologies Pte Ltd posted a net loss of ₹233.42 lakhs, though consolidated net profit still came in at ₹67.32 lakhs aided by a ₹45 lakh deferred tax credit.
Strong top-line growth is a positive signal, but the sharp jump in finance costs and heavy subsidiary losses mean very little of the extra revenue is flowing to the bottom line, which is negative for near-term profitability and may concern shareholders watching margins and the overseas subsidiary's performance.