The Results for the Quarter are being attached herewith.
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Vama Industries reported a sharp collapse in standalone revenue for Q3 FY26 at ₹300.47 lakhs, down from ₹5,542.48 lakhs in the same quarter last year — a fall of roughly 95%. For the nine-month period, standalone revenue dropped to ₹849.88 lakhs from ₹5,984.04 lakhs (around 86% lower year-on-year). Standalone net profit shrank to ₹21.03 lakhs for the nine months (from ₹128.78 lakhs), with EPS of ₹0.04 versus ₹0.25. On a consolidated basis, the picture is worse: the nine-month result swung to a net loss of ₹212.15 lakhs (versus a profit of ₹113.06 lakhs last year), driven entirely by its Singapore subsidiary Vama Technologies Pte Ltd, which posted a loss of about ₹233 lakhs in nine months. The statutory auditor (P. Suryanarayana & Co.) issued an unmodified limited review report with no qualifications or emphasis of matter.
The dramatic revenue shrinkage and the subsidiary-driven swing into consolidated losses are significant red flags for shareholders — the stock is likely to come under pressure on concerns over business continuity and the viability of the overseas subsidiary. Standalone profitability remains thin, and any further weakness at the subsidiary level could deepen consolidated losses.