Considered and Approved the Un-Audited Standalone and Consolidated Financial Result for the quarter ended 30th June, 2025 along with the limited review report.
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Winro Commercial (India) Ltd, an RBI-registered NBFC (non-deposit taking), reported a sharp year-on-year decline in Q1 FY26 earnings driven mainly by lower fair value gains on investments. Standalone total revenue from operations fell to Rs 7,243.71 lakhs from Rs 18,241.23 lakhs in Q1 FY25 (a drop of ~60%), mainly because net gain on fair value changes shrank to Rs 6,493.09 lakhs from Rs 17,940.93 lakhs. Interest income, however, jumped to Rs 663.99 lakhs from Rs 70.96 lakhs, and dividend income was Rs 69.30 lakhs vs Rs 209.91 lakhs. Standalone net profit after tax came in at Rs 5,772.13 lakhs (vs Rs 14,024.21 lakhs), with EPS of Rs 577.14 (vs Rs 1,119.66). On a consolidated basis, after adding share of associates' profits, net profit was Rs 11,583.23 lakhs (vs Rs 17,226.04 lakhs), with EPS of Rs 1,041.09. The Board also approved the 42nd AGM notice (September 25, 2025), re-appointment of a retiring director, the Directors' Report, and appointment of M/s. N.S. Gokhale & Co. as new Statutory Auditors for a 3-year term from the conclusion of the 42nd AGM. The statutory auditors (Sarda & Pareek LLP) issued an unmodified limited review report on the results.
Despite the steep YoY decline, the company remains profitable with strong earnings (PAT of Rs 5,772 lakhs standalone), and interest income growth signals a strengthening lending business. The results are largely driven by volatile market-linked fair value gains, so quarter-to-quarter swings are normal for this kind of NBFC/investment company; shareholders should view the decline as a function of market conditions rather than business deterioration.