Audited Financial Results for the Quarter & Year ended 31.3.2026
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Andhra Petrochemicals reported revenue of Rs 501.9 crore for FY 2025-26, up ~10% from Rs 455.8 crore in the prior year. However, the company continued to incur losses — Loss Before Tax of Rs 21.7 crore (vs Rs 22.1 crore prior year) and Loss After Tax of Rs 15.7 crore (vs Rs 18.1 crore prior year). The auditors issued an Unmodified (clean) Opinion. The losses were attributed to lower product realization prices and higher raw material costs. The plant faced multiple shutdowns — first for maintenance from October 2025 to January 2026, then extended due to demand-supply mismatch, and again from March 2026 after HPCL stopped supplying propylene due to geopolitical tensions (Iran-USA/Israel conflict). The company made an exceptional provision of Rs 3.08 crore towards FPPCA (Fuel & Power Purchase Cost Adjustment) charges, which were previously classified as contingent liabilities.
The stock may remain under pressure due to persistent losses and plant shutdowns disrupting production. The clean audit provides some comfort, but the company needs to resolve raw material supply issues and restore plant operations to return to profitability.