What are Swasth Foodtech's audited results for FY26?

The company reported a net loss of ₹135 lakhs for the full year ended March 2026, audited on both a standalone and consolidated basis. This reverses the ₹240.87 lakhs net profit from FY25.

Did the filing explain why the company swung to a loss?

No. The filing is a standard results disclosure with no exceptional items, management commentary, or explanatory notes attached. The reason for the reversal is not provided.

What else did the board approve in the meeting?

The board made routine appointments for the company's internal and cost auditors. No other strategic, financial, or operational decisions were announced.

Is this a quarterly or a full-year result?

The filing covers both the half-year and full-year audited results for the period ended March 31, 2026. The key figure is the full-year net loss of ₹135 lakhs.

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Swasth Foodtech swung to a loss in FY26 after a profitable FY25

The nano-cap food processor's audited results show a full-year reversal to a net loss, with no management commentary to explain the shift.

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SWASTH By Tipsheet Editorial 26 May 2026 · 4:56 PM IST Verify on BSE · NSE

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₹135 lakhs FY26 net loss, versus a ₹240.87 lakhs profit in FY25.

What's new

Swasth Foodtech posted a net loss of ₹135 lakhs for FY26, versus a ₹240.87 lakhs profit in FY25.
The board approved standard appointments for internal and cost auditors.
The filing is a routine disclosure of audited standalone and consolidated results for the half-year and full year.

Why this matters

This is a standard periodic filing with no surprises, but the bottom line itself is the surprise. A profitable business turned loss-making in a single year. The filing offers no explanation, no guidance, and no exceptional items.

What we're watching

Any management explanation for the loss in a future concall or annual report.
Whether the loss trend continues into the current fiscal year.
The company's cash reserves and liquidity given the new loss.

The full read

Swasth Foodtech's audited numbers for FY26 are a clean break from the prior year. The nano-cap food processor swung to a net loss of ₹135 lakhs from a profit of ₹240.87 lakhs in FY25. The filing is routine, a standard board-meeting outcome with no exceptions or explanatory notes. The board also signed off on routine auditor appointments. For a company this small, the swing from profit to loss is the entire story. The absence of any management commentary is the gap that makes it harder to read. No guidance. No context.

Questions answered

What are Swasth Foodtech's audited results for FY26?: The company reported a net loss of ₹135 lakhs for the full year ended March 2026, audited on both a standalone and consolidated basis. This reverses the ₹240.87 lakhs net profit from FY25.
Did the filing explain why the company swung to a loss?: No. The filing is a standard results disclosure with no exceptional items, management commentary, or explanatory notes attached. The reason for the reversal is not provided.
What else did the board approve in the meeting?: The board made routine appointments for the company's internal and cost auditors. No other strategic, financial, or operational decisions were announced.
Is this a quarterly or a full-year result?: The filing covers both the half-year and full-year audited results for the period ended March 31, 2026. The key figure is the full-year net loss of ₹135 lakhs.

Mentioned: Swasth Foodtech India Ltd. · ₹135 lakhs net loss · ₹240.87 lakhs FY25 profit

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