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Clara Industries' Board approved unaudited standalone financial results for the half-year ended September 30, 2025. Total income from operations rose to ₹467.52 lakhs in H1 FY26, up from ₹313.83 lakhs in H1 FY25 — a roughly 49% year-on-year jump, driven by revenue from operations climbing to ₹457.56 lakhs from ₹312.94 lakhs. Despite the strong top-line, total expenses ballooned to ₹384.65 lakhs from ₹219.98 lakhs, pushing profit before tax down to ₹82.87 lakhs (vs ₹93.85 lakhs) and profit after tax to ₹62.01 lakhs (vs ₹70.21 lakhs), with EPS slipping to ₹0.29 from ₹0.34. Net cash from operations also weakened sharply to ₹51.24 lakhs (vs ₹433.41 lakhs for the full FY25), though closing cash improved to ₹362.83 lakhs on the back of fresh long-term borrowings of ₹1,250 lakhs. The auditor (Jay Gupta & Associates) issued an unmodified limited review report.
Shareholders see strong revenue growth but worrying margin compression and weaker operating cash generation; higher borrowings lifted total assets and equity but also increase leverage risk. The stock may react negatively on the profit dip despite the topline beat, given that costs grew faster than sales.