This is to inform you that the Meeting of Board of Directors of the company has been duly convened today i.e. on 14th November, 2025. The Board has approved the un-audited financial results ....
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York Exports Ltd's Board, at its meeting on 14 November 2025, approved unaudited financial results for Q2 FY26 (quarter ended 30 Sep 2025) and H1 FY26 (half year ended 30 Sep 2025), along with a clean Limited Review Report from auditor Nanda & Bhatia. On a standalone basis, revenue from operations fell sharply to Rs. 787.56 lakhs in Q2 FY26 from Rs. 1,449.13 lakhs in Q2 FY25 (a ~46% YoY drop), and H1 FY26 revenue declined to Rs. 1,329.04 lakhs vs Rs. 2,029.15 lakhs in H1 FY25. Standalone profit after tax nearly vanished at just Rs. 0.37 lakhs in Q2 (vs Rs. 61.63 lakhs a year ago) and Rs. 10.38 lakhs for H1 (vs Rs. 89.90 lakhs). On a consolidated basis, the picture is very different - PAT surged to Rs. 474.21 lakhs in Q2 and Rs. 488.74 lakhs in H1, lifted by a Rs. 478.36 lakhs share of profit from associate York Oil and Fats Pvt Ltd. Borrowings rose materially (total ~Rs. 4,273.76 lakhs as of Sep 2025 vs ~Rs. 3,216.97 lakhs at March 2025), and standalone operating cash flow was negative at Rs. (341.96) lakhs for H1.
The core standalone garment export business is clearly under pressure with revenues and profits both shrinking sharply, while negative operating cash flow and rising debt are yellow flags. However, consolidated earnings are being rescued by strong profits from its associate York Oil and Fats, so shareholders need to distinguish between the two stories. The stock price reaction will likely depend on which number investors focus on - the weak standalone or the inflated consolidated bottom line.