Haryana Financial Corporation Limited Approves September Results
Key highlights
- HFC approved unaudited results for the quarter and half year ended 30 September 2026.
- HFC reported a ₹0.40 crore net loss and ₹0.00 crore revenue from operations in Q1 FY27.
- HFC reported ₹8.56 crore profit after tax in the December 2025 quarter.
- A registered valuer pegged HFC's share price at ₹9.55 in connection with the proposed delisting.
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Haryana Financial Corporation Limited approved unaudited financial results for the quarter and half year ended 30 September 2026, following its 12 November 2026 board meeting, after recording a ₹0.40 crore net loss in the June 2026 quarter. The disclosure matters because HFC is also pursuing a voluntary delisting proposal.
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What did HFC approve at its 12 November board meeting?
HFC approved its un-audited standalone financial results for the quarter and half year ended 30 September 2026. The company also adopted the limited review report issued by its statutory auditors under Regulation 33(3) of the SEBI Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements regulations.
The board meeting had been scheduled to consider and approve the financial results for the July-September quarter and the first half of FY27. The company is listed on the BSE under scrip code 530927. The information provided does not specify the revenue, profit or loss figures for the September 2026 quarter or the six months ended September 2026.
The approval follows the filing of HFC's June-quarter results in August 2026. Those results offered a recent reference point for investors ahead of the September-quarter disclosure, with the corporation reporting no revenue from operations and a net loss during the quarter.
What were HFC's latest reported quarterly financial figures?
HFC reported revenue from operations of ₹0.00 crore and a net loss of ₹0.40 crore in Q1 FY27, the quarter ended 30 June 2026. Its basic and diluted earnings per share for the period stood at negative ₹0.02.
The June-quarter loss was higher than the ₹0.22 crore loss recorded in the March 2026 quarter. Revenue from operations was ₹0.11 crore in that March quarter. In the December 2025 quarter, HFC had reported revenue of ₹9.99 crore and profit after tax of ₹8.56 crore, an outcome that contrasts with the low or nil operating revenue reported in several other recent quarters.
The supplied quarterly data also show a ₹0.33 crore loss in the September 2025 quarter, compared with a ₹0.40 crore loss in June 2026. These figures indicate that the corporation's reported quarterly results have varied sharply, including an exceptional profitable December 2025 quarter amid otherwise small revenue levels and periodic losses.
Why is the September results approval important for HFC?
The September results approval is important because HFC is described as having no current operating business. For such a company, periodic financial disclosures are particularly relevant for tracking administrative expenses, other income, reported losses and the status of its corporate actions.
HFC's board had previously considered the June-quarter results alongside a proposal for voluntary delisting from the BSE. The board subsequently approved a voluntary delisting proposal initiated by the State Government of Haryana. A registered valuer associated with the process pegged the share price at ₹9.55, according to the information provided.
The corporation's FY26 results had also drawn attention. HFC reported a net profit of ₹7.74 crore for FY26 and total income of ₹10.09 crore, according to the supplied report. The audited results were approved on 29 May 2026, while the auditors noted material uncertainty related to the corporation's ability to continue as a going concern because of ongoing winding-up and delisting proceedings.
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How do the results and delisting process affect investors?
For investors, the September-quarter filing provides an updated financial disclosure while the proposed delisting remains a central corporate development. The supplied information confirms the board's approval of the delisting proposal but does not provide a completion date, final exit-price outcome, shareholder-voting status or regulatory timeline.
The financial record available before the September disclosure shows limited recurring operating revenue. HFC reported annual sales of ₹2.85 crore for the year ended March 2025, compared with ₹3.67 crore in the previous year, while operating profit was negative ₹2.89 crore and negative ₹2.37 crore, respectively. These figures are consistent with the company's stated absence of current operating business.
The limited review report is a standard part of the listed-company results process for unaudited quarterly statements. Its adoption indicates that the board considered the statutory auditors' review in approving the September and half-year financial results. However, the supplied material does not contain the detailed observations or financial statements for the September period.
What should investors compare in the September 2026 filing?
Investors should compare the September-quarter revenue, other income, expenses, profit or loss and EPS with the June 2026 quarter, when HFC reported a ₹0.40 crore loss. They may also assess the six-month figures against the uneven quarterly pattern seen over the past year, including the ₹8.56 crore profit reported in December 2025.
The other key item is any update connected with voluntary delisting, winding-up proceedings or the valuation process. The available disclosures establish that these matters are underway, but they do not establish their final resolution. Investors will need to rely on subsequent BSE filings for any further board decisions, shareholder communications or regulatory developments.
Conclusion
HFC has approved its unaudited results for the quarter and half year ended 30 September 2026, meeting the disclosure agenda set for its 12 November board meeting. The development updates the company's financial reporting cycle at a time when its recent results have shown negligible operating revenue in several quarters and when its corporate status remains shaped by delisting and winding-up matters.
The next points to watch are the detailed September-quarter figures, including revenue and net profit or loss, and any formal progress on the voluntary delisting proposal initiated by the State Government of Haryana. The supplied information does not disclose a final delisting timetable or outcome.


