PFA Unaudited Financial Results for the quarter ended June 30, 2025.
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Yuranus Infrastructure reported very weak Q1 FY26 results, with revenue from operations plunging to just Rs. 2.66 lakhs from Rs. 1,521.36 lakhs in the same quarter last year (a ~99.8% YoY decline). Total income stood at Rs. 4.38 lakhs versus Rs. 1,534.59 lakhs in Q1 FY25, and the company slipped into a net loss of Rs. 16.01 lakhs compared to a profit of Rs. 31.77 lakhs in the year-ago quarter. Total expenses were Rs. 39.12 lakhs, with employee costs (Rs. 17.16 lakhs), depreciation (Rs. 12.59 lakhs), and finance costs (Rs. 4.12 lakhs) making up the bulk. Management attributed the revenue crash to limited viable trading opportunities and prevailing market conditions, noting it is evaluating new business avenues. Additionally, statutory auditor M/s Mistry & Shah LLP resigned effective July 31, 2025, citing an internal firm-level policy decision to exit statutory audit work and stating this is not related to any governance issue or company performance.
Shareholders face a sharp deterioration in the core business, with revenue nearly wiped out and a return to losses after a year-ago profit, though EPS impact is modest due to small share capital (Rs. 350 lakhs). The auditor resignation appears procedural with no red flags flagged, but the company will need to appoint a new auditor soon and clarify its go-forward business strategy to restore investor confidence.