Unaudited Financial Results for the quarter and half year ended 30th September 2025
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Velan Hotels reported a standalone loss of Rs 56.39 lakhs for Q2 FY26, taking the half-year loss to Rs 100.61 lakhs versus Rs 49.71 lakhs in H1 FY25. Net sales were negligible at Rs 0.50 lakhs for the quarter, as the company has had no revenue-generating operations since suspending them on 24 March 2020. Total expenses stood at Rs 56.89 lakhs, dominated by finance costs (Rs 25.24 lakhs) and depreciation (Rs 13.40 lakhs). The balance sheet remains deeply stressed with negative equity of Rs (836.28) lakhs and non-current borrowings of Rs 6,282.38 lakhs, largely owed to an asset reconstruction company after the account was classified NPA in 2014. Management has explicitly flagged going concern uncertainty, stating continuity depends on proceeds from selling its hotel assets. Operating cash flow was negative at Rs (29.94) lakhs for the half year.
This is a deeply distressed stock — operations remain shut since 2020, losses continue to widen, equity is negative, and survival hinges on asset-sale proceeds. Shareholders face very high risk of severe dilution or total wipeout if asset realisations fall short of the Rs 6,200+ lakh borrowings owed to the ARC.