RattanIndia Enterprises Reports Major Loss in June 2026 Quarter

By ThePip DeskRattanIndia Enterprises Reports Major Loss in June 2026 Quarter

RattanIndia Enterprises faces a steep financial decline, reporting a Rs -86.25 million net loss for the June 2026 quarter, a drastic drop from the previous year’s profit, with sales plummeting.

RattanIndia Enterprises experienced a significant financial downturn in the quarter ended June 2026, reporting a net loss after tax of Rs -86.25 million. This contrasts sharply with the net profit of Rs 5140.49 million recorded in the corresponding June 2025 quarter.

The company’s sales saw a drastic reduction during this period. Revenue plummeted by -99.06%, falling to Rs 57.47 million from Rs 6142.51 million year-over-year.

Key Financials Snapshot

  • Net Loss after Tax: Rs -86.25 million (June 2026) vs. Net Profit of Rs 5140.49 million (June 2025)
  • Sales: Rs 57.47 million (June 2026) vs. Rs 6142.51 million (June 2025), a -99.06% decline
  • Operating Profit: Rs 34.84 million (June 2026) vs. Rs 6116.06 million (June 2025)
  • PBIDT (Profit Before Interest, Depreciation, and Tax): Rs 34.84 million (June 2026) vs. Rs 6116.06 million (June 2025), a -99.43% decrease

Other income also decreased, dropping by -52.94% to Rs 0.08 million from Rs 0.17 million in the prior year. Meanwhile, interest expenses rose by 18.38%, reaching Rs 116.45 million compared to Rs 98.37 million.

Profit Before Tax and Depreciation

  • PBDT (Profit Before Depreciation and Tax): Rs -81.61 million (June 2026) vs. Rs 6017.69 million (June 2025), a -101.36% variance.
  • PBT (Profit Before Tax): Rs -86.22 million (June 2026) vs. Rs 6013.09 million (June 2025), a -101.43% variance.
  • Depreciation: Rs 4.61 million (June 2026) vs. Rs 4.60 million (June 2025), an increase of 0.22%.

The comprehensive financial results highlight a challenging period for RattanIndia Enterprises. The substantial declines across key performance indicators underscore the significant shift from profitability in June 2025 to considerable losses a year later.

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