Un-audited Standalone and Consolidated Financial Results of the Company for the quarter and half-year ended September 30, 2025 are enclosed herewith.
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BMW Industries reported a weak set of numbers for H1 FY26, with standalone revenue from operations falling about 9.3% year-on-year to ₹29,304 lakh (vs ₹32,302 lakh in H1 FY25). Standalone profit after tax dropped roughly 24.5% to ₹3,060 lakh from ₹4,052 lakh a year ago, and EPS for the half-year slipped to ₹1.36 from ₹1.80. On a consolidated basis, revenue declined to ₹29,357 lakh while PAT fell to ₹3,018 lakh. The balance sheet shows total assets growing to ₹1,08,433 lakh, driven by higher property, plant and equipment (up to ₹64,738 lakh) and increased inventories and receivables. Total borrowings rose to about ₹17,134 lakh (from ₹13,966 lakh at March 2025), pushing the debt-to-equity ratio modestly higher. Operating cash flow improved to ₹3,617 lakh from ₹1,060 lakh, but cash and equivalents remain thin at just ₹87 lakh. Notably, prior period figures (Sept 2024 and March 2025) are labeled as 'Restated'.
Negative for shareholders in the near term — both revenue and profits have shrunk, margins are slightly compressed, and the company is borrowing more to fund capex while cash on hand is very low. The restatement of earlier numbers warrants a closer look, but improved operating cash flow and steady equity base offer some comfort.