WE WIN LIMITED has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended December 31, 2025.
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We Win Limited reported unaudited Q3 FY26 results with revenue from operations of Rs 2,177.99 lakhs, up about 4.9% sequentially from Rs 2,076.03 lakhs in Q2 FY26. Profit before tax improved to Rs 116.14 lakhs in Q3 versus Rs 71.65 lakhs in the prior quarter, while Q3 PAT stood at Rs 117.30 lakhs (Q2 PAT of Rs 178.61 lakhs was flattered by a Rs 106.96 lakh deferred tax credit). For the nine months ended Dec 2025, revenue was Rs 6,288 lakhs and PAT was Rs 164.89 lakhs, already matching the full FY25 PAT, suggesting solid year-on-year growth. Employee benefit expense remains the dominant cost at roughly 81% of total income, typical of the company's call-centre/BPO business. The auditor (Sethia Manoj & Co.) issued an unqualified limited review report on both standalone and consolidated statements. The company has claimed Section 80JJAA deduction, resulting in no current tax provision. Notes also flag the new Labour Codes (notified Nov 2025), whose impact on gratuity and leave liabilities is still being assessed, and the newly approved ESOP 2025 where no options have been granted yet.
Operational profitability improved sequentially and the company is on track to grow full-year PAT versus FY25. Investors should watch for the eventual Labour Codes impact on employee benefit costs, which could compress margins going forward. The reliance on Section 80JJAA tax deduction is a meaningful earnings support and any change in eligibility could materially affect the tax line.