Audited Financial Results for the quarter and year ended 31.03.2026
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Andrew Yule reported a standalone net loss of Rs 3,109.30 lakhs for FY26, significantly worse than the Rs 2,553.40 lakhs loss in FY25. Total income grew marginally from Rs 37,527 lakhs to Rs 38,287 lakhs. The Tea segment continues to be the biggest drag with revenue declining to Rs 13,271 lakhs from Rs 15,726 lakhs, and segment loss widening to Rs 8,709 lakhs. Consolidated net loss stood at Rs 1,919 lakhs. The Board did not recommend any dividend. The auditors issued unmodified opinions but highlighted several concerns including incomplete audit trail implementation, manual consolidation processes, delayed PF and gratuity payments totaling Rs 5,495 lakhs, and SEBI penalty for audit committee non-compliance. Two wholly-owned subsidiaries face closure proposals.
The widening losses and negative operating cash flow of Rs 9,233 lakhs signal serious cash burn concerns. The Tea segment's deteriorating performance is particularly worrying. Negative other equity of Rs 2,211 lakhs indicates accumulated losses have eroded shareholder wealth. Investors should monitor the company's ability to fund operations and debt obligations.