Financial result for the quarter and year ended 31st March, 2026.
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Hilton Metal Forging reported 41% YoY revenue growth to Rs 23,037 Lacs for FY2026, driven by higher operations. However, Profit After Tax declined 44% to Rs 345 Lacs despite the revenue increase, indicating significant cost pressures. Operating cash flow turned deeply negative at Rs -2,684 Lacs, a sharp deterioration from Rs 273 Lacs positive in FY2025. The company raised Rs 3,199 Lacs through a rights issue at Rs 28.32 per share. Inventories increased substantially by Rs 1,583 Lacs, while current borrowings were reduced by Rs 1,254 Lacs. The auditor issued an unmodified clean opinion with no going concern issues flagged.
Positive revenue growth is offset by declining profitability and negative operating cash flow, which raises concerns about operational efficiency. The rights issue provides some balance sheet support but investors should monitor the working capital situation and cost structure.