Nalwa Sons Investments Reports Mixed Q1 Results: Standalone PAT Up, Consolidated Figures Down
Nalwa Sons Investments Limited reported mixed Q1 FY results. Standalone PAT increased 5.25% YoY to ₹2,324.36 lakh, with stable revenue at ₹3,009.17 lakh. Standalone EPS improved to ₹45.25. However, consolidated PAT fell 11.71% to ₹2,578.59 lakh, and revenue dropped 6.45% to ₹3,709.18 lakh. The Investment & Finance segment showed strong recovery, while the Trading of Goods segment contributed marginally. A significant negative other comprehensive income of ₹37,802.72 lakh was recorded standalone, mainly due to fair value changes in equity instruments.
28May 25
Nalwa Sons Investments Reports Q4 Net Loss of Rs 264 Crore Amid Revenue Growth
Nalwa Sons Investments Ltd announced its Q4 consolidated financial results, showing a significant increase in net loss to Rs 264.00 crore, up from Rs 17.00 crore in the same quarter last year. This represents a 1,453% year-on-year decline. However, the company's revenue grew by 12.84% to Rs 123.00 crore. Despite the quarterly loss, the company reported a full-year net profit of Rs 56.30 crore and maintained a high operating profit margin of 84.28% for the fiscal year.
19Mar 25
Nalwa Sons Investments Resolves SEBI Matter with Settlement Order
Nalwa Sons Investments Limited (NSIL) has resolved a regulatory issue with SEBI through a settlement order dated March 13, 2025. The violation pertained to Regulation 29(2) of SEBI's SAST Regulations, 2011, involving an inter-se transfer of Shalimar Paints Limited shares within the promoter group. Ms. Urvi Jindal acquired 0.23% shares, leading to a change of over 2% in total shareholding during FY 2021-22. The required disclosure was delayed until April 17, 2024. The matter was settled for Rs. 304,500, paid by Ms. Jindal on behalf of all PACs. NSIL reported no direct financial impact from this settlement.
18Mar 25
NALWA SONS INVESTMENTS Settles SEBI Case Over Shalimar Paints Share Disclosure
NALWA SONS INVESTMENTS has settled with SEBI regarding an inadvertent non-compliance with disclosure regulations. The case involved a 0.23% share transfer within the promoter group of Shalimar Paints Limited in March 2022, which, combined with other transfers, resulted in a change of over 2% in total shareholding. The required disclosure under SAST regulations was delayed. A settlement amount of Rs. 304,500 was paid, and SEBI agreed not to initiate further enforcement action. The company stated that this settlement has no direct financial impact on NALWA SONS INVESTMENTS and does not materially affect its operations.