Unaudited Financial Results (Standalone & Consolidated) for the Quarter and Nine Months ended December 31, 2025
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W. H. Brady & Co. reported its Q3 FY26 (Dec 2025) unaudited results. On a standalone basis, revenue from operations fell to ₹605.80 lakhs (vs ₹833.59 lakhs in Q3 FY25, ~27% drop), while 9M FY26 revenue slipped to ₹1,621.54 lakhs from ₹2,106.70 lakhs (~23% decline). Standalone Q3 PAT was ₹73.30 lakhs and 9M PAT was ₹246.66 lakhs, down ~36% YoY. On a consolidated basis (which includes subsidiary Brady & Morris Engineering), Q3 FY26 revenue rose to ₹2,694.12 lakhs (~15% YoY growth driven by the manufacturing segment), but 9M revenue declined ~9.8% to ₹6,733.61 lakhs. Consolidated Q3 PAT was ₹292.16 lakhs (EPS ₹11.46) and 9M PAT was ₹667.03 lakhs, compared to ₹1,083.29 lakhs last year (which was boosted by a one-time ₹1,931.85 lakh exceptional gain from PPE sale, partly offset by a ₹402.97 lakh cyber fraud write-off in the subsidiary). The auditor (J. G. Verma & Co.) issued a clean limited review with no qualifications.
The headline numbers look weak — standalone revenue and profits are clearly down YoY, and even on a consolidated basis the 9M figures trail last year once exceptional items are stripped out. The trading segment swung to a loss, while renting (Leave & License) stayed profitable and manufacturing carried the group. Short-term sentiment is likely negative, but the manufacturing uptick in Q3 and stable rental income provide some cushion.