Lokesh Machines Q3 FY26 Unaudited Results: Net Profit ₹62.59 Lakhs, Revenue ₹5088.72 Lakhs
Lokesh Machines reported unaudited Q3 FY26 results with net profit at ₹62.59 lakhs and revenue at ₹5088.72 lakhs. The company is actively pursuing its removal from a US sanctions list.
The ongoing issue with US sanctions and the inability to conduct foreign currency transactions has a notable impact on the company's operations and future prospects.
The financial results are mixed, with a slight profit but a significant ongoing issue with US sanctions impacting operations.
Lokesh Machines Limited announced its unaudited financial results for the quarter ended December 31, 2025, following a Board Meeting held on February 13, 2026. The company reported a net profit of ₹62.59 lakhs for the quarter. Total income for the period stood at ₹5088.72 lakhs, with expenses amounting to ₹4995.23 lakhs.
The segment-wise revenue shows the Machinery Division contributing ₹4681.72 lakhs and the Components Division contributing ₹407.00 lakhs. The Profit Before Tax for the quarter was ₹93.49 lakhs. The company also provided segment-wise results, with the Machinery Division showing a Profit Before Interest & Tax of ₹658.98 lakhs and the Components Division at ₹8.26 lakhs.
Significant notes from the announcement include the limited review report with an unmodified conclusion by statutory auditors and the company's adherence to Indian Accounting Standards. The company also addressed the impact of new labor codes, stating it's not material. Furthermore, Lokesh Machines is actively seeking removal from a US Treasury sanctions list, having filed an application on January 31, 2025, and has been unable to engage in foreign currency transactions since October 30, 2024.
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