Grand Oak Canyons Q2FY27: consol PAT flat YoY at ₹5.17 Cr, core ops near breakeven
PAT +6.35% YoY · revenue +343295% · margins compressing
₹244.78 Cr
+343295% YoY
₹5.17 Cr
+6.35% YoY
2.11%
-97.9pp YoY
₹0.1
Grand Oak Canyons Distillery (formerly Pacheli Industrial Finance) reported consolidated revenue of ₹244.78 Cr and consolidated PAT of ₹5.17 Cr for Q2 FY27, the quarter in which its new distillery/stock-in-trade business was consolidated for the first time — up from a negligible ₹0.07-0.08 Cr revenue base in both the year-ago quarter and the immediately preceding quarter. On a YoY basis, the only comparable metric, PAT rose just 6.35% (₹4.86 Cr to ₹5.17 Cr) — essentially flat despite the roughly 3,400x jump in reported revenue, confirming the topline move is a one-off consolidation/business-change effect rather than organic growth.
Q2 FY-2027 vs prior quarters
The margin picture is unusual: the standalone entity, which now carries the actual distillery trading operations (₹401.00 Cr stock-in-trade purchases against a ₹156.22 Cr inventory drawdown, ₹244.81 Cr total expenses), posted a marginal loss of ₹0.03 Cr before tax — effectively breakeven on ₹244.78 Cr of revenue. The entire consolidated profit of ₹5.17 Cr came from the company's ₹5.20 Cr share of profit in nine associate entities (Pelicon Finance & Leasing, Worldlink Telecom, Euro Asia India Corp, Gunny Auto & Finance, VIP Leasing & Finance, Synergy Finlease, Geo Loan Plans India, GPN Associates, Lavender Holdings), not from the new operating business. This associate line is also volatile: it was -₹5.01 Cr in Q1 FY27 (driving a ₹5.03 Cr consolidated loss that quarter) versus +₹5.20 Cr now, producing a loss-to-profit swing QoQ that is not a genuine operating turnaround.
The stock went into the print at ₹37.95, up 4.6% over the past month of trading.
For context: this is the highest quarterly PAT in the last 6 quarters on our records; revenue is at a 6-quarter high.
What the summary numbers don't show
EPS ₹0.10 basic/diluted vs ₹0.09 YoY and ₹(0.10) QoQ, on a ~518.9 Cr share base (face value ₹10, paid-up capital ₹518.88 Cr).
Management gives no formal guidance or outlook on record, and the context carries no prior concall read — both are silent for this filing. No management press release was available to extract, and a web search found no analyst or brokerage coverage/consensus estimates for this micro-cap, so vsStreet is unknown rather than inferred. Corporate activity this quarter was limited to administrative items: the FY26 annual report and audited results were approved in early September, and shareholders approved (at the 26/09/2026 AGM) a preferential issue of 20.67 Cr unlisted 2% non-convertible preference shares worth ₹206.70 Cr, whose allotment and PAS-3 filing remain pending with no funds yet deployed.
W1
Completion of allotment and PAS-3 filing for the ₹206.70 Cr (20.67 Cr shares) unlisted NCPS issue approved at the 26/09/2026 AGM.
W2
Whether the standalone distillery trading operation (₹244.78 Cr revenue, -₹0.03 Cr PBT this quarter) turns operationally profitable in its second reporting quarter.
W3
Stability of the ₹5.20 Cr associate-company share of profit, which swung from -₹5.01 Cr last quarter — currently the sole source of consolidated earnings.
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