Respected Sir/Madam, This is to inform you that the Board of Directors of the Yogi Infra Projects Limited (formerly known as Yogi Sung-Won (India) Limited) (?the Company?) at its meeting ....
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Yogi Infra Projects Limited's board, meeting on February 3, 2026, approved the unaudited Q3 FY26 financial results. On a standalone basis, revenue rose sharply to ₹26.06 lakhs from ₹6.45 lakhs in Q3 FY25, but the company slipped into a loss of ₹(2.28) lakhs versus a loss of ₹(1.28) lakhs a year earlier; standalone reserves remain negative at ₹(233.88) lakhs. On a consolidated basis (including subsidiaries Moongipa Realty Pvt Ltd and Bini Builders Pvt Ltd), revenue jumped dramatically to ₹21,494.87 lakhs from just ₹131.04 lakhs in Q3 FY25, driven largely by stock-in-trade purchases of ₹15,304.32 lakhs. However, the consolidated loss ballooned to ₹(566.13) lakhs from ₹(22.12) lakhs, with EPS of ₹(3.36). Reserves dropped from ₹1,943.15 lakhs (FY25) to ₹1,455.62 lakhs. The company has also changed its name from 'Yogi Sung-Won (India) Limited' to 'Yogi Infra Projects Limited', reflecting its shift into infrastructure.
The massive revenue jump on a consolidated basis signals a strategic shift into infrastructure/inventory-driven business, but sharply higher costs (especially stock-in-trade purchases and other expenses) have pushed the company into deeper losses, eroding shareholder reserves. Negative standalone reserves and widening losses suggest weak profitability, which may pressure the stock; investors should watch whether the new infrastructure business can convert scale into profits.