Outcome of Board Meeting enclosed herewith.
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CWD Limited reported a strong turnaround for H1FY26 (ended September 30, 2025) with revenue from operations jumping to ₹4,004.84 lakhs from just ₹655.93 lakhs in H1FY25 (roughly 6x growth). Profit after tax swung to ₹435.20 lakhs from a loss of ₹182.51 lakhs, taking EPS to ₹10.08. The board approved a 4:1 bonus issue (4 free shares for every 1 held), migration from the BSE SME platform to the Main Board, and a new ESOP scheme covering up to 2.80 lakh shares. Authorised share capital is being tripled from ₹10 Cr to ₹35 Cr, and the company is raising its investment and borrowing limits from ₹100 Cr to ₹500 Cr each. An omnibus approval was also taken for related party transactions up to ₹100 Cr for FY26. However, operating cash flow was sharply negative at ₹(4,131) lakhs due to a build-up in inventory and receivables, funded mainly by ₹9,479 lakhs of fresh borrowings and share issuances.
The sharp revenue and profit jump signals strong business momentum, while the bonus and Main Board migration should boost liquidity and investor visibility. But the steep surge in borrowings and negative operating cash flow mean the company is funding aggressive expansion with debt — shareholders should watch whether this rapid growth translates into sustained cash generation.