Outcomes of the Board Meeting Regulation 30 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirement) Regulations, 2015
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Himalaya Food International Ltd reported FY2026 results with revenue declining 1.3% to Rs 3,954 lakhs from Rs 4,008 lakhs. PAT fell 4.9% to Rs 371 lakhs versus Rs 390 lakhs in the prior year. EPS decreased from Rs 0.67 to Rs 0.44. The company raised Rs 3,715 lakhs via a right issue, increasing equity share capital from Rs 5,787 lakhs to Rs 8,479 lakhs. Total debt reduced sharply from Rs 1,747 lakhs to Rs 46 lakhs. Critically, operating cash flow turned significantly negative at Rs 2,841 lakhs compared to positive Rs 694 lakhs in FY2025. Auditors issued an unmodified opinion confirming clean audit.
While the company achieved a clean audit and reduced debt substantially, the sharp decline in profitability and deeply negative operating cash flow raise concerns about operational efficiency. The large equity raise provided liquidity but shareholders face dilution and declining per-share earnings.