Q2 FY26 revenue and margins fall sharply despite record order book
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Q2 FY26 standalone income fell to Rs 34.09 billion from Rs 47.90 billion; EBITDA margin dropped to 9.8 percent from 18.3 percent and PAT fell to Rs 793 million from Rs 4.77 billion. Consolidated PAT was Rs 1.39 billion. Results included a Rs 1.47 billion Jindal ITF write-off and a Rs 1.34 billion earlier-year tax refund.
Lower revenue and margins hurt near-term earnings, but the record order book supports future visibility. Liquidity and debt remain key risks.