GURUGRAM: Eventions Limited, which lists its office at Third Floor, Plot 108, Sector 44, approved half year accounts on Thursday, November 12, 2026, reporting consolidated revenue from operations of Rs 51.38 crore and net profit of about Rs 2.49 crore. The results cover the six months ended September 30. The event management company's board also approved an internal auditor appointment for the financial year 2026-27.
The board meeting began at 4.30 pm IST and ended at 6.17 pm IST, according to the company's official exchange filing. It includes separate accounts for Eventions itself and consolidated accounts incorporating its subsidiary, Gantu Online Private Limited. Those two sets of figures give different views of the business and should be read with their respective labels.
What the half year figures show
Consolidated revenue from operations was Rs 5,138.24 lakh. Other income of Rs 16.51 lakh took total income to Rs 5,154.75 lakh. Against that, the group reported total expenses of Rs 4,789.05 lakh. The filing records profit before tax of Rs 365.69 lakh and net profit for the period of Rs 248.86 lakh. These are group figures for the September half year, rather than a single quarter.
The parent company's standalone revenue from operations was Rs 4,882.65 lakh, compared with Rs 4,343.09 lakh for the half year ended September 30, 2025. That is an increase of about 12.4%, calculated from the disclosed figures. Standalone net profit was Rs 347.54 lakh, against Rs 314.63 lakh in the corresponding period, an increase of about 10.5%.
The different profit totals reflect the difference between parent and group accounts. The consolidated notes say Eventions holds 70% of Gantu Online, whose results are included for the full half year. The remaining 30% is represented by minority interest, including its share of the subsidiary's loss. The company says Gantu became a subsidiary in March 2026, before the current reporting period began.
| September 2026 half year | Standalone | Consolidated |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue from operations | Rs 4,882.65 lakh | Rs 5,138.24 lakh |
| Net profit for the period | Rs 347.54 lakh | Rs 248.86 lakh |
No consolidated comparison is presented for the September 2025 half year. The company explains that Gantu was not a subsidiary during that earlier period. The standalone year on year comparison can therefore be made from the supplied table, while the group revenue total should not be paired with the parent's earlier figure to describe group growth.
Costs, cash flow and the review
The largest consolidated expense was the cost of services, at Rs 4,073.75 lakh. Employee benefits accounted for Rs 334.31 lakh, finance costs for Rs 74.15 lakh and depreciation and amortisation for Rs 15.79 lakh. Other expenses were Rs 291.05 lakh. These disclosures show the composition of expenditure without attributing a change to particular customers or contracts that the filing does not identify.
The consolidated cash flow statement records a net operating cash outflow of Rs 425.55 lakh despite the reported profit. Its adjustments include an increase in trade receivables and increases in loans, advances and other assets. The closing consolidated balance sheet lists trade receivables of Rs 3,325.06 lakh. Profit, revenue and cash collected are therefore separate measures in these accounts.
The board took on record limited review reports from Sanjeev Sharma & Associates. The reviewers explain that a limited review is narrower than an audit and does not provide an audit opinion. The company's notes also say that receivable, payable and advance balances remain subject to confirmation and reconciliation, with any resulting adjustments to be accounted for on confirmation.
The listing date and internal auditor appointment
Eventions states that its shares listed on NSE Emerge on October 8, after the September 30 reporting date. No initial public offer proceeds were received or used during the half year covered by these results. The notes place related expenses incurred by September 30 in other current assets. The accounts therefore describe a reporting period that ended before the listing.
The board appointed Jatin Goyal & Co., Chartered Accountants, as internal auditor for 2026-27 on the audit committee's recommendation. The annexure identifies November 12 as the appointment date and describes the firm's audit, taxation and compliance practice. The financial notes also record provisional gratuity and leave encashment provisions, with an actuarial valuation planned at the year end closing.
The company's website describes its work as event management and MICE services, covering meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions. For wider local business background, earlier reports examined Zuari's quarterly income filing, Honasa's quarterly revenue disclosure and TCI Express results and branch additions. Eventions' figures relate to its own September half year and the parent and subsidiary boundary set out in its filing.
