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JSW Cement's Board approved FY2026 audited consolidated results showing total income of Rs 6,665 crore (up 12.7% YoY) with profit before exceptional items at Rs 723 crore, a 13x jump from Rs 55 crore in FY25. The company reported a net loss of Rs 781 crore due to Rs 1,504 crore in exceptional items, primarily a Rs 1,466 crore CCPS conversion charge. However, Q4 standalone profit was Rs 361.65 crore on revenue of Rs 1,895 crore. The Board recommended a dividend of Rs 0.50 per share (5% yield). It approved a Rs 430 crore capacity expansion of 2.5 MTPA cement grinding at Nagaur, Rajasthan, to be commissioned by Jan'28, making the unit self-sufficient. Leadership continuity was maintained with re-appointment of CEO Nilesh Narwekar (3 years from Aug'26) and Independent Director Sumit Banerjee (5 years from Jul'26). The company adopted new tax regime (Section 115BAA) recognizing Rs 211 crore deferred tax benefit. Post-IPO listing in Aug'25, total equity jumped to Rs 6,528 crore while borrowings reduced to Rs 4,082 crore. A new 2.5 MTPA Nagaur unit also commenced commercial production during Q4.
Strong operational recovery with 13x improvement in pre-exceptional profit demonstrates underlying business strength despite the large one-time exceptional charge. The dividend provides modest shareholder return while the Rs 430 crore Nagaur expansion positions the company for volume growth in the region. Debt reduction and lower finance costs (down 16% to Rs 378 crore) reflect successful deleveraging post-IPO, strengthening the balance sheet for future expansion.