Reporting

Financial Statements

Aug 2026, against Aug 2025

Position, result and cash flow for LIVE, with the prior year beside every figure and the balance check on screen rather than assumed.

Sixteen Frames Live · INR · read from Tally Prime

Revenue0.0%

INR

a year earlier−6.0%yr

Expenses−9.4%

INR

122.7% of revenue

a year earlier+25%yr

Gross profit+61%

INR

(8.0)% margin

a year earlier−135%yr

EBITDA+39%

INR

(20.2)% margin

a year earlier−285%yr

Profit before tax+36%

INR

(22.7)% of revenue

a year earlier−369%yr

Aug 2026 against Aug 2025, Sixteen Frames Live, in INR. Read from the monthly summary, which is the same source as the statements below.

One company at a time

No consolidated column

Statements are drawn one company at a time, chosen in the bar above. The group keeps its books in four currencies and there is no translation view, so no figure on this screen is added to a figure from another company — and there is no consolidated column for the same reason.

The balance check

As at Aug 2026 · control

The balance sheet control returned no row at all.

The control itself could not be read, so the statements below are unverified. That is worth more attention than any figure on them.

Statement of profit or loss

For the month ended Aug 2026 · INR

For the month, with the same month a year earlier beside every figure rather than below it.

Statement of profit or loss for FY 2026-27, month by month, with the prior year beside it
Line item	Apr '26	May '26	Jun '26	Jul '26	Aug '26	FY to dateINR	Prior FYINR	Δ%
REVENUE
4500Revenue — events								−24.8%
Total revenue								−24.8%
COST OF SALES
5500Event direct cost								+19.2%
Total cost of sales								+19.2%
Gross profit								−184.6%
OPERATING EXPENSES
6100Staff cost								−19.2%
Total operating expenses								−19.2%
EBITDA								−367.2%
6700Depreciation and amortisation								−17.6%
Operating profit								−439.6%
6800Finance cost								−20.0%
Profit before tax								−469.1%

The income accounts, FY 2026-27. Every account of the result, with the code the books keep it under. Income is stated positive and cost negative, so each subtotal is an addition — gross profit is revenue plus cost of sales. Expense lines are ordered largest first within their block. Every figure opens: a month opens its documents, the year to date opens its months, and a subtotal opens the accounts or the subtotals it adds.

Revenue to profit before tax

Every 100 of revenue leaves 23 of loss by the time the month closes

INR, for Aug 2026. Each bar is the movement between the two totals either side of it.

The monthly summary of Sixteen Frames Live, Aug 2026, read from Tally Prime. The same figures as the statement above.

The totals — revenue, gross profit, EBITDA and profit before tax — each open their own workings. The bars between them do not: each is the movement between the two totals either side of it, so a bar that opened a single caption would show something other than what it draws. The captions are in the statement above.

Movement in profit

Profit is down on the year, and cost of sales moved it against

INR, Aug 2025 to Aug 2026.

The monthly summary of Sixteen Frames Live. Both months.

What the controls found

Sixteen Frames Live

Balance check holds no rownot run

Closing cash equals the balance sheetnil

The period is a loss(8,009,300)

Each is a control that ran against this period. Nothing here is written commentary.

Note · segment

events pillar

This company reports in one segment. The group is organised by pillar and a company belongs to exactly one, so the segment note for a single company is a statement of which pillar its result sits in rather than a split of it.

Everything above is the events pillar. Sixteen Frames Live is the only company of the group in it. There is no other company to add it to, so the segment result is the company result.

The group register. The pillar each company is recorded under.