What’s new

• Kaushalya swung to a consolidated profit of ₹32.77 lakh from a ₹533.15 lakh loss a year ago.
• Standalone revenue rose to ₹89.89 lakh from ₹13.19 lakh; profit was ₹2.30 lakh.
• The statutory auditor issued an unmodified opinion on both sets of financials.

Why it matters

The company is profitable on paper, but the numbers are marginal. A ₹32.77 lakh consolidated profit is negligible for any business, and the revenue base of ₹89.89 lakh suggests operations are still minimal. The clean audit opinion removes one overhang, but profitability at this scale doesn't yet signal a durable turnaround.

What we’re watching

• Whether the company can grow revenue beyond the sub-₹1 crore annual level.
• If the standalone profit of ₹2.30 lakh is sustained over subsequent quarters.
• Any commentary on order pipeline or new project wins.

The full read

Kaushalya Infrastructure Development Corporation, a ₹31 crore market-cap company, is profitable again. Consolidated profit after tax was ₹32.77 lakh, a swing from a ₹533.15 lakh loss in the prior year. Standalone revenue hit ₹89.89 lakh, up from ₹13.19 lakh, and the company posted a ₹2.30 lakh net profit against a prior loss of ₹74.68 lakh. The auditor signed off with an unmodified opinion. The headline is the return to black ink. The context is that the numbers are extraordinarily small. Annual revenue under ₹1 crore and a profit measured in lakhs point to a business that is barely operating. A clean audit and a profit swing are positive, but for a company this size, they are a starting point, not a conclusion.

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