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Quarterly Result12 Nov 2026, 10:41 pm

Jindal Poly consolidated PAT falls 63% YoY to ₹21 Cr as power associate swings to loss

AI Summary

Jindal Poly Investment and Finance Company's consolidated net profit for Q2 FY27 (quarter ended 30 September 2026) fell 63.5% year-on-year to ₹20.99 Cr (EPS ₹19.97) from ₹57.54 Cr (EPS ₹54.74) in Q2 FY26, even as consolidated total income rose 58.6% YoY to ₹30.30 Cr. Sequentially PAT was up 51.1% QoQ from ₹13.89 Cr in Q1 FY27, and revenue was up 243% QoQ from ₹8.83 Cr, but for a non-operating investment-holding company with lumpy fair-value and dividend income, QoQ swings are not a seasonal signal and the YoY decline is the number that matters. Notably, the standalone (parent-only) print tells the opposite story: standalone PAT rose 64.4% YoY to ₹24.40 Cr. The entire gap between the two is one line — the Group's share of profit/(loss) of its associate, Jindal India Powertech Ltd, swung from a ₹42.70 Cr profit contribution in Q2 FY26 to a ₹3.41 Cr loss this quarter, a roughly ₹46 Cr negative swing that is the sole reason consolidated PAT fell while the parent's own numbers improved. On the standalone side, growth came from investment income: net fair-value gains on the company's equity stake in Jindal India Power Ltd rose to ₹19.76 Cr from ₹8.18 Cr a year earlier (Note 4 attributes this to an IBBI-registered valuer's fair valuation report, which also recognised a ₹991.60 Cr FV gain for FY26), while dividend income was roughly flat at ₹10.39 Cr versus ₹10.79 Cr YoY. Operating margin (income less the company's negligible ₹0.46 Cr total expenses) held near-stable at 98.5% versus 99.5% YoY and 98.9% QoQ, since expenses are immaterial for an entity with no operating segment beyond investment activity. There is no management guidance or prior concall commentary on record, and a web check found zero analyst coverage of this stock, so vsStreet and vsGuidance are genuinely unknown rather than inferred. Separately, alongside the results the board approved a CFO transition — Sunil Kumar Gupta superannuated and Suresh Kumar Shukla takes over from 13 November 2026 — and inducted two additional directors, neither of which bears on the P&L.

Key Highlights

  • Consolidated PAT ₹20.99 Cr, down 63.5% YoY (₹57.54 Cr) though up 51.1% QoQ (₹13.89 Cr); EPS ₹19.97 vs ₹54.74 YoY
  • Decline driven entirely by associate Jindal India Powertech Ltd swinging to a ₹3.41 Cr share-of-loss this quarter vs a ₹42.70 Cr profit contribution a year ago — a ~₹46 Cr negative swing at the consolidated level
  • Standalone (parent-only) PAT rose 64.4% YoY to ₹24.40 Cr — the opposite direction of consolidated — on higher fair-value gains on its Jindal India Power Ltd stake
  • Total income up 58.6% YoY and 243% QoQ to ₹30.30 Cr, driven by ₹19.76 Cr fair-value gains (vs ₹8.18 Cr YoY) on the JIPL stake per an IBBI valuer report (Note 4), with dividend income roughly flat at ₹10.39 Cr
  • Operating margin 98.5% this quarter vs 99.5% YoY and 98.9% QoQ — broadly stable; total expenses are just ₹0.46 Cr as the company has no operating segment beyond investment activity
  • Board approved CFO transition (Suresh Kumar Shukla replaces superannuating Sunil Kumar Gupta from Nov 13, 2026) and two additional director appointments alongside the results