NK Industries Results: Revenue falls to 124.49M in FY26

What the latest filings and data points show

NK Industries Ltd (NKIN) has recent market and disclosure references pointing to key result dates in 2026, alongside a longer financial table that tracks revenue, profitability, and cash flow over FY22 to FY26. The data set also includes a short note stating that profit is decreasing, with loss figures cited for trailing twelve months (TTM), FY25, and FY24.

Separately, the same compilation of “Article Data” includes a corporate filing entry for Brookfield India Real Estate Trust, showing an un-audited consolidated quarterly submission for the period ended 30 June 2026. Since the two items appear together, they reflect how investors often encounter multiple company updates in one place when scanning exchanges and financial data screens.

This report focuses on what is explicitly shown: NK Industries’ reported trend lines (total revenues, operating income, net income, and levered free cash flow), the named release date, and the visible corporate actions calendar entries.

Results calendar: key dates shown for 2026

A small table of corporate action style entries lists two dates tied to results. One entry shows 11 Aug, 2026 as the date for Quarterly Results. Another shows 27 May, 2026 as the date for Audited Results.

The dataset also shows “Latest Release 27/05/2026,” reinforcing that 27 May 2026 is being treated as the most recent published results milestone on that screen. While the underlying financial PDF or exchange announcement is not included here, the date cues matter because they anchor when investors may have received official numbers.

Income statement trend from FY22 to FY26

NK Industries’ income statement table lists Total Revenues over five year-end periods (FY22 to FY26), moving from 203.33 in FY22 to 124.49 in FY26. Between those years, the values shown are 177.75 (FY23), 191.22 (FY24), and 161.28 (FY25).

The same table shows Gross Profit declining from 179.10 (FY22) to 124.49 (FY26), with intermediate values of 158.35 (FY23), 167.59 (FY24), and 145.08 (FY25).

On operating performance, Operating Income is negative across all five years shown: -24.20 (FY22), -23.74 (FY23), -16.64 (FY24), -43.22 (FY25), and -41.35 (FY26).

At the bottom line, Net Income is also negative: -15.26 (FY22), -18.61 (FY23), -10.31 (FY24), -35.53 (FY25), and -36.23 (FY26). The data also displays an EPS / Forecast: -0.16 / --.

Converting “M” values to a single base unit (₹ crore)

The dataset includes an “EBITDA -16.78M” line, indicating that at least some metrics are presented in millions (M). To keep a single comparable base unit, the table below converts the listed “M” values to ₹ crore using the standard relationship ₹1 crore = ₹10 million.

This conversion is purely mathematical and meant to help readers compare figures consistently. The underlying table values themselves are reproduced as they appear, but expressed here in ₹ crore.

Profitability note: losses cited for FY24, FY25, and TTM

In addition to the annual table, the dataset contains a plain-language note stating: “No, profit is decreasing.” It further cites losses of -₹3.62 Crs for TTM, -₹3.55 Crs for Mar 2025, and -₹1.03 Crs for Mar 2024.

Those three figures align with the converted net income values implied by the annual table: FY26 net income -36.23 (about -₹3.62 crore if in millions), FY25 net income -35.53 (about -₹3.55 crore), and FY24 net income -10.31 (about -₹1.03 crore). This consistency is helpful because it links the headline loss numbers to the longer history.

Cash flow sign change: levered free cash flow turns negative

A separate line item in the same table shows Levered Free Cash Flow of 6.39 (FY22), 8.09 (FY23), and 7.58 (FY24), before turning negative to -18.36 (FY25) and -9.38 (FY26).

In ₹ crore terms, this reads as roughly ₹0.64 crore, ₹0.81 crore, and ₹0.76 crore for FY22 to FY24, before shifting to about -₹1.84 crore in FY25 and -₹0.94 crore in FY26.

The direction of this series matters because it suggests the company’s levered cash generation (after accounting for financing impacts) deteriorated in the last two years shown on the screen.

Market screens: prices and percentage moves shown

The dataset includes multiple price points and percentage moves, presented as fragments. One line shows BSE 52.42 -9.58 (-15.45%). Another shows 62.11 -0.89 (-1.41%), and another shows 62.00 -1.00 (-1.59%).

Because these appear as separate snippets without timestamps tied to each quote, this article does not treat them as a single definitive last traded price. Still, they indicate that the stock was being displayed with notable day moves on at least one of the screens referenced in the data.

Board meeting references and regulatory framing

The text also includes board-meeting style language stating that the company’s board “considered and approved” unaudited standalone and consolidated financial results for the quarter and nine months ended 31 December 2025. Another line references considering and approving unaudited financial results under Regulation 33 of Listing Regulations, 2015 for the quarter ended 31 December 2025.

A further note mentions approval of unaudited results for the quarter and half year ended 30 September 2025, along with the statement of assets and liabilities for the half year ended 30 September 2025. These references indicate the company has been routing periodic results through board approval processes consistent with listing requirements, as reflected in the dataset.

Other filing shown: Brookfield India REIT’s Q1 submission

Alongside NK Industries, the dataset shows one filing row for Brookfield India Real Estate Trust. It is listed as Un-Audited, Consolidated, under REITs, with Quarterly period ended 30-Jun-2026, relating to the First Quarter, marked Original.

The row also displays a broadcast date/time of 11-Aug-2026 13:42:23, and indicates attached “Details” and “XBRL” file sizes. No financial figures for the REIT are provided in the dataset beyond the submission metadata, so this report limits itself to the filing identifiers.

Why these numbers matter for investors

The explicit NK Industries data points show a combination of falling total revenue (FY22 to FY26), persistent operating losses, and negative net income across each year displayed. The cited loss figures of -₹1.03 crore (FY24), -₹3.55 crore (FY25), and -₹3.62 crore (TTM) provide a compact snapshot of worsening bottom-line performance over the last two completed periods shown.

At the same time, the levered free cash flow line turning negative in FY25 and remaining negative in FY26 adds a second layer beyond accounting profit, because it signals weaker cash generation on the measure presented.

Conclusion

The dataset highlights two separate developments: NK Industries’ revenue and loss trajectory through FY26 and the presence of scheduled result milestones in May and August 2026, plus Brookfield India REIT’s Q1 FY27 (period ended 30 June 2026) filing metadata. For NK Industries, the key factual takeaway is that the table shows total revenues declining to 124.49M in FY26 and net income at -36.23M, consistent with the cited -₹3.62 crore TTM loss.

The next confirmation points for readers would be the full exchange documents linked to the results dates shown, since the dataset itself provides only summarized line items and filing references.