ARTNIRMAN posts Rs 0.16 cr loss as expenses exceed revenue
Standalone operating margin was -3.85%, while other income did not offset interest and depreciation below the operating line.
Filed 14 Aug 2026, 16:44 IST · after market close · ARTNIRMAN (ARTNIRMAN)
Key takeaways
- ARTNIRMAN reported a standalone net loss of Rs 0.16 cr in Q1FY27, with operating margin at -3.85%.
- Expenses of Rs 2.20 cr exceeded revenue of Rs 2.11 cr, resulting in an operating loss of Rs 0.08 cr.
- Other income of Rs 0.11 cr only partly offset Rs 0.04 cr of interest and Rs 0.15 cr of depreciation, leaving a pre-tax loss of Rs 0.16 cr.
Q1FY27 loss reflects an operating deficit
ARTNIRMAN's standalone revenue did not cover its expense base: Rs 2.20 cr of expenses exceeded Rs 2.11 cr of revenue. That gap produced an operating loss of Rs 0.08 cr and pushed operating margin to -3.85%. Interest and depreciation then widened the loss before tax to Rs 0.16 cr.
Other income cushioned, but did not reverse, the loss
Other income of Rs 0.11 cr partly absorbed the impact of the operating loss, interest and depreciation, but was insufficient to produce a pre-tax profit. Tax was zero, so the quarter's net loss remained Rs 0.16 cr rather than being reduced by a tax benefit.
Results were filed after market close
The standalone results were filed after market close on 14 Aug 2026. The stock's response is therefore not part of this readout.
Q1FY27 at a glance
Standalone figures as filed with NSE — filed ahead of third-party databases, not yet independently cross-checked.
| Line item | Q1FY27 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | ₹2 cr |
| Other income | ₹0 cr |
| Expenses | ₹2 cr |
| Operating profit | ₹-0 cr |
| Operating margin (%) | -3.85% |
| Interest | ₹0 cr |
| Depreciation | ₹0 cr |
| Profit before tax | ₹-0 cr |
| Tax | ₹0 cr |
| Net profit | ₹-0 cr |
| EPS (₹) | ₹0.06 |
What to watch
- Whether revenue moves above Rs 2.11 cr enough to cover expenses of Rs 2.20 cr.
- Whether operating margin improves from -3.85%.
- Whether other income remains at Rs 0.11 cr relative to the operating loss.