Audited Financial Results (Standalone & Consolidated) for the quarter & period ended September 30, 2025.
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Indag Rubber reported a weak Q2 with standalone revenue from operations falling to Rs. 5,233.15 lakhs from Rs. 6,098.43 lakhs a year ago, a decline of about 14%. Half-year revenue dropped 16.5% to Rs. 9,733.74 lakhs. Standalone profit after tax came in at Rs. 361.62 lakhs for the quarter (vs Rs. 397.34 lakhs) and Rs. 545.76 lakhs for H1 (vs Rs. 597.03 lakhs). On a consolidated basis, H1 PAT slipped to Rs. 371.05 lakhs from Rs. 408.16 lakhs, dragged by the loss-making Electronics/Energy Storage subsidiary which posted Rs. 85.61 lakhs loss attributable to non-controlling interest in H1. The auditor (Khanna & Annadhanam) issued an unqualified, clean report with no modified opinion. The Board declared an interim dividend of Rs. 0.90 per share (45% on Rs. 2 face value). Operating cash flow remained healthy at Rs. 1,466.55 lakhs standalone.
Topline contraction in the core Pre-cured Tread Rubber business is a concern despite a healthy dividend and clean audit, while the energy storage subsidiary continues to bleed. Near-term stock sentiment may be subdued given the revenue decline, but the dividend payout and zero-debt, cash-generative balance sheet provide some support.