1. Portfolio trading and monetisation - Purchases of investments rose from ₹417.43 lakh in FY24 to ₹1,685.76 lakh in FY25, while sales jumped from ₹114.64 lakh to ₹1,316.93 lakh, and for the year ended March 2026 purchases were ₹1,652.16 lakh and sales ₹1,883.56 lakh. Higher churn in the investment book turns the company from a passive holder into an active trader, creating a second, more discretionary earnings leg.
2. Cash build-up for redeployment - Cash and cash equivalents swelled from ₹11.34 lakh at March 2025 to ₹533.32 lakh at March 2026, while net cash from investing activities turned sharply positive to ₹723.06 lakh. A larger cash pool gives the company immediate firepower to scale up investment purchases or trading activity without external funding.
3. Trading activity restart - Management notes that any improvement in demand and consumption will increase trading opportunities in the country, helping the company expand operations. Because the company has done no trading activity in the current year and carries no physical inventory, even a modest restart would add a revenue stream that is currently zero.