Financial Results for the Quarter and Year ended 31st March, 2026
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Anjani Portland Cement (subsidiary of Chettinad Cement) reported FY26 consolidated revenue of Rs 45,521 lakh, up ~6% from Rs 43,003 lakh in FY25. However, the company remains in loss — consolidated net loss of Rs 5,122 lakh (vs loss of Rs 5,011 lakh prior year). The standalone entity performed worse with revenue declining 17% to Rs 31,020 lakh (from Rs 37,540 lakh) and a net loss of Rs 10,390 lakh, which includes an exceptional loss of Rs 7,556 lakh from sale of investment in subsidiary Bhavya Cements Private Limited. Borrowings were significantly reduced — standalone debt dropped from Rs 38,791 lakh to Rs 19,660 lakh following the subsidiary stake sale. Auditors issued an unmodified opinion with no going concern issues.
The company continues to burn losses on an operational basis despite the asset sale boost. The steep standalone revenue decline is a concern, though debt reduction improves the balance sheet. The large exceptional item masks underlying operational stress.