Un-audited Standalone and Consolidated Financial Results of the Company for the Quarter ended June 30, 2025 pursuant to Regulation 30 and 33 of Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing ....
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BMW Industries Ltd reported weak Q1 FY26 (quarter ended June 30, 2025) results, with revenue from operations falling about 14% year-on-year on both a standalone basis (Rs 13,036.58 lakhs vs Rs 15,168.35 lakhs) and a consolidated basis (Rs 14,868.60 lakhs vs Rs 17,364.76 lakhs). Standalone profit after tax dropped sharply to Rs 1,064.32 lakhs from Rs 1,729.03 lakhs, a decline of roughly 38%, while consolidated PAT fell about 32% to Rs 1,514.88 lakhs from Rs 2,216.32 lakhs. Earnings per share slipped to Rs 0.47 (standalone) and Rs 0.67 (consolidated) versus Rs 0.77 and Rs 0.98 a year ago. EBITDA margins also compressed compared to the year-ago quarter, hurt by higher depreciation and employee costs. The auditor (Lodha & Co LLP) issued a clean limited review report with no qualifications; key ongoing matters include an income tax demand of Rs 377.41 lakhs (Rs 346.24 lakhs under appeal) and a pending NCLT scheme to merge two wholly-owned subsidiaries.
The double-digit decline in both top line and bottom line points to meaningful pressure on the steel business, which is likely to be viewed negatively by investors. Profitability compression alongside pending tax and merger-related overhangs could weigh on the stock in the near term, though the company remains profitable.