INDIANCARDBSEIndian Card Clothing Company LtdHighNeutral
Announced Fri, 29 May · 15:09 IST

Annual Audited Standalone and Consolidated Financial Results of the Company for the quater and year ended March 31, 2026

Revenue DeclinePat NegativeExceptional ItemNegative Operating CashflowGoing ConcernResults View source PDF

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AI summary

The company reported a standalone net profit of ₹420.42 lakh for FY26, down sharply from ₹9,184.72 lakh in FY25 (95% decline), primarily because the prior year included ₹7,614 lakh in exceptional gains from sale of commercial properties (Powai and Coimbatore). Standalone revenue from operations declined 2.75% to ₹3,509.35 lakh from ₹3,608.53 lakh, as the core Card Clothing business continues facing headwinds from the Indian textile industry's slowdown and global geopolitical disruptions. The company recorded an exceptional charge of ₹111.29 lakh for incremental impact of new labour codes. On a consolidated basis, net profit fell to ₹371.97 lakh from ₹9,186.88 lakh. The company's cash position declined significantly to ₹525.32 lakh (from ₹3,895.44 lakh), with operating cash flow negative at ₹-1,569.74 lakh. The auditor issued a clean (unmodified) opinion. Management expects textile industry recovery in the next 9-12 months.

Likely market impact

The massive profit decline reflects the absence of one-time property sale gains seen in FY25, not operational failure. However, the negative operating cash flow and declining core revenue signal ongoing stress in the textile-linked card clothing business, warranting caution for investors.