Unaudited Financial Results for the quarter and six months ended 30.09.2025
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Andrew Yule reported weak Q2 FY26 results, with standalone revenue from operations falling about 19% year-on-year to Rs 7,150.80 lakhs (vs Rs 8,852.46 lakhs). The company swung to a standalone net loss of Rs 135.98 lakhs in Q2 FY26 versus a profit of Rs 1,298.67 lakhs a year ago. For the half-year (H1 FY26), standalone PAT slipped to a loss of Rs 135.98 lakhs from a profit of Rs 2,231.97 lakhs, while consolidated net profit nearly wiped out to Rs (1.67) lakhs from Rs 2,012.32 lakhs. The Tea segment remained the biggest drag with a segment loss of Rs 2,554.96 lakhs in H1 FY26, against a small loss of Rs 83.83 lakhs a year earlier. The auditor flagged several emphasis-of-matter issues including delayed Provident Fund deposits of Rs 4,009.95 lakhs and Gratuity liabilities of Rs 1,585.55 lakhs, a SEBI penalty of Rs 23.94 lakhs for LODR non-compliance, incomplete audit trail features, and a proposal sent to the Ministry of Heavy Industries to close two wholly-owned subsidiaries (Yule Electrical Ltd and Yule Engineering Ltd).
Sharp swing to losses, the loss-making Tea business and the auditor's emphasis on delayed PF/Gratuity payments and a SEBI penalty are negative signals that could weigh on the stock. The proposed closure of two loss-making subsidiaries may be a marginal positive over time but highlights continuing restructuring pressures.