Trejhara profit doubles, but subsidiary is net-negative ₹5,877 lakhs
Standalone PAT got a ₹610 lakh one-time boost; auditor flags going concern at Auroscient Outsourcing
— 1 earlier story on Trejhara Solutions Ltd. →What's new
- Consolidated net profit doubled to ₹867 lakhs on revenue of ₹14,225 lakhs
- Standalone PAT surged to ₹1,502 lakhs, helped by ₹610 lakh recovery of impaired investment
- Auditor flags material uncertainty over subsidiary's ability to continue as a going concern
Why it matters
Trejhara's headline profit jump is real, but half of standalone PAT came from a non-recurring recovery. The subsidiary on the other side of the balance sheet has net liabilities of ₹5,877 lakhs. For a nano-cap, this means the turnaround rests on one good quarter and a still-unresolved risk.
What we're watching
- Whether Auroscient Outsourcing's viability improves or its liabilities crystallise
- If Trejhara books further impairments or charges on the subsidiary
- Recurring profitability ex-the ₹610 lakh one-off next quarter
The full read
Trejhara Solutions reported a sharp profit jump for FY26, but the fine print carries a warning. Consolidated net profit doubled to ₹867 lakhs, and standalone PAT hit ₹1,502 lakhs from ₹390 lakhs. The surge, however, includes a ₹610 lakh exceptional gain from recovering an impaired investment in a subsidiary. The same subsidiary — Auroscient Outsourcing — has net liabilities of ₹5,877 lakhs, prompting the auditor to flag a material uncertainty over its going concern. For a nano-cap, the headline number masks a fragile balance-sheet. The profit is real, but it's partly borrowed from a past loss, and the liability still sits on the books.