Q1 FY27 loss of Rs. 325 lakh as plant shutdown cuts revenue by 90%
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Andhra Petrochemicals posted a Q1 FY27 loss of Rs. 325.18 lakh versus a loss of Rs. 841.64 lakh in Q1 FY26. Revenue from operations crashed about 90 percent to Rs. 1,409 lakh from Rs. 14,145 lakh, as the plant was shut since March 2026 due to non-supply of Propylene by HPCL amid the Iran-US-Israel conflict. HPCL later agreed to supply but at non-economical prices, and shutdown was extended to 4 August 2026. Limited review report is unqualified.
Operations remain shut through August 2026 with continued losses; restart hinges on viable raw material pricing from HPCL.