Trade Wings Limited Reports Mixed Q2 Results: Standalone Profit, Consolidated Loss
Trade Wings reported contrasting Q2 2025 results. Standalone operations showed a turnaround with a net profit of Rs 2.09 lakh, reversing previous year's loss. Standalone revenue from operations was Rs 589.70 lakh. However, consolidated results revealed a net loss of Rs 194.17 lakh, with revenue at Rs 6,097.70 lakh. The subsidiary, Trade Wings Hotels Limited, contributed significantly to consolidated revenue but reported a net loss of Rs 179.90 lakh, explaining the group's overall loss despite standalone profitability.

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Trade Wings , a company operating in travel-related services and cargo segments, has reported mixed financial results for the second quarter ended September 30, 2025. The company's performance shows a stark contrast between its standalone and consolidated operations.
Standalone Performance
Trade Wings has shown a remarkable turnaround in its standalone operations. The company posted a net profit of Rs 2.09 lakh for Q2 2025, reversing the loss of Rs 32.58 lakh reported in the same quarter of the previous year. This shift from loss to profit indicates a significant improvement in the company's core operations.
The standalone revenue from operations stood at Rs 589.70 lakh for the quarter, reflecting the company's performance in its primary business segments.
Consolidated Results
While the standalone results paint a positive picture, the consolidated operations tell a different story. Trade Wings reported a consolidated net loss of Rs 194.17 lakh for Q2 2025. This substantial loss at the group level suggests challenges in the company's subsidiary operations.
The consolidated revenue from operations was reported at Rs 6,097.70 lakh, significantly higher than the standalone figure. This indicates that the subsidiary contributes substantially to the group's overall revenue.
Segment-wise Performance
Trade Wings operates in two main segments:
- Travel-related services
- Cargo
While specific segment-wise breakdowns were not provided, the disparity between standalone and consolidated results suggests varying performances across these segments and the company's subsidiary.
Additional Insights from LODR Data
The Limited Review Report, as part of the LODR filing, provides further context to the financial results:
- The company's subsidiary, Trade Wings Hotels Limited, is included in the consolidated results.
- The subsidiary's interim financial statements reflect:
- Total assets of Rs 2,190.64 lakh as of September 30, 2025
- Total revenues of Rs 1,308.89 lakh for the period from April 1, 2025, to September 30, 2025
- A net loss after tax of Rs 179.90 lakh for the same period
This subsidiary performance largely explains the consolidated loss reported by Trade Wings, despite the standalone profit.
Conclusion
Trade Wings' Q2 2025 results present a mixed picture. While the company has successfully turned around its standalone operations to profitability, the consolidated results are weighed down by losses in its subsidiary. Investors and stakeholders may need to closely monitor the performance of both the parent company and its subsidiary, Trade Wings Hotels Limited, in the coming quarters to gauge the overall health and direction of the group.
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