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Chadha Papers' board approved unaudited standalone and consolidated results for Q2 and H1 FY26 (ended 30 Sept 2025), along with a clean limited review report from statutory auditor Dhana & Associates. Revenue from operations in Q2 jumped to ₹11,590.55 lakhs from ₹8,237.13 lakhs a year ago — a rise of around 40% — but the company slipped into a loss of ₹132.57 lakhs against a profit of ₹127.89 lakhs in Q2 FY25. For the half-year, revenue was nearly flat at ₹23,822.47 lakhs versus ₹23,871.74 lakhs, while the company posted a loss of ₹603.95 lakhs versus a profit of ₹446.28 lakhs last year. The balance sheet shows equity shrinking to ₹5,607.15 lakhs (from ₹6,203.13 lakhs in March 2025) while total borrowings surged to ₹11,527.65 lakhs (from ₹8,591.74 lakhs), pushing debt/equity to roughly 2x. Operating cash flow for H1 was sharply negative at ₹(2,114.10) lakhs, and the company also flagged that the lease on its factory land at Bilaspur (Rampur) has expired and is pending renewal, though management sees no immediate operational impact.
Despite a strong top-line surge in Q2, deepening losses, equity erosion, a sharp jump in borrowings, and negative operating cash flow signal financial stress — likely weighing on the stock in the near term. The expired factory land lease adds a key uncertainty risk for shareholders to watch.