Jash Engineering Limited has informed the Exchange about Investor Presentation
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Jash Engineering reported a weak Q1FY26 with consolidated revenue at ₹133 Cr (up from ₹116 Cr YoY) but EBITDA collapsing to ₹1 Cr from ₹5 Cr and slipping into a loss of ₹5 Cr at the PAT level versus a marginal profit a year ago. The MD blamed the setback on deferred US billing due to 25%+25% tariff uncertainty and a drop in domestic India sales, calling these 'temporary.' The consolidated order book stands strong at ₹875 Cr and management is sticking to its full-year FY26 sales guidance of ₹860 Cr. The company commissioned a new 58,500 sq. ft. Shivpad facility near Chennai and is acquiring 90% of WesTech Process Equipment India (80% from US-based WesTech LLC, 10% from employees after 3 years) to enter industrial process equipment for mining, metals and paper.
Near-term pain is real — margins and profits have been hit hard — but a healthy ₹875 Cr order book, new Chennai capacity, and the WesTech India acquisition provide growth optionality. Watch for execution on US tariff mitigation, UK deal progress, and whether Q2 shows the promised recovery; stock may stay volatile until billing normalises.