Andhra Cements Limited has informed the Exchange regarding Board meeting held on July 21, 2025.
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Andhra Cements Limited, a subsidiary of Sagar Cements, reported its Q1 FY26 results after a board meeting on July 21, 2025. Revenue from operations jumped to Rs 9,953 lakhs from Rs 6,339 lakhs in Q1 FY25, a growth of about 57% year-on-year. However, the company continued to post a net loss of Rs 2,962 lakhs, though the loss narrowed compared to Q4 FY25's Rs 4,991 lakhs. Total expenses stood at Rs 13,020 lakhs, with finance costs of Rs 2,054 lakhs remaining high. Loss per share for the quarter was Rs 3.21. The full year FY25 ended with a net loss of Rs 15,211 lakhs, including a Rs 626 lakh exceptional charge related to fuel and power cost adjustments ordered by the AP Electricity Regulatory Commission. The limited review was conducted by B S R and Co, which appears to be a new auditor replacing the previous firm.
Despite strong top-line growth, the company remains in deep losses with finance costs eating into revenue, suggesting structural profitability challenges. Shareholders should note the persistent losses, the Rs 15,000 lakh rights issue being planned to shore up capital, and a possible change in statutory auditor, all of which point to financial stress that could weigh on the stock.