Q2 FY26 loss despite higher revenue; H1 profit driven by sale gain
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Q2 revenue rose 16.7% year on year to Rs 66.06 crore, but profit after tax fell to a Rs 0.43 crore loss from Rs 46.08 crore. In H1, revenue rose 38.3% to Rs 117.37 crore and profit after tax rose 42.6% to Rs 62.03 crore. This included a Rs 76.93 crore sale gain; without it, the loss was Rs 14.91 crore. Cash from operations was negative Rs 72.56 crore. The review was qualified over unreconciled balances and missing interest or penalties.
One-off gains lifted H1 profit, but Q2 was loss-making and cash flow stayed negative. The qualified review adds uncertainty for shareholders.