JSWCEMENTNSEJSW Cement LimitedLowNeutral
Announced Thu, 21 May · 12:12 IST

Re-appointment of Cost Auditor & Internal Auditor

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JSW Cement's Board approved audited FY2026 standalone and consolidated results. Consolidated revenue for the year stood at Rs 6,512 crore vs Rs 5,813 crore in FY2025. However, the company reported a consolidated net loss of Rs 799 crore for FY2026, compared to a net loss of Rs 164 crore in the prior year. The significant loss was driven by exceptional items including a Rs 1,466 crore charge from CCPS conversion, Rs 27 crore labour code provision, and Rs 11 crore provision for disputed government incentives. The Board recommended a dividend of Rs 0.50 per equity share (5% on Rs 10 face value). Key re-appointments include CEO Nilesh Narwekar for 3 years from August 2026 and Independent Director Sumit Banerjee for a second 5-year term from July 2026, both subject to shareholder approval. Internal Auditor Mr. Amresh Shrivastava and Cost Auditor M/s Kishore Bhatia & Associates were reappointed for FY 2026-27. The Board also approved adding 2.5 MTPA cement grinding capacity at its Nagaur (Rajasthan) unit at an investment of Rs 430 crore, to be commissioned by January 2028.

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While revenue grew year-on-year, the large exceptional items drove a deep net loss for the year. The CEO and auditor re-appointments signal management continuity and stable governance. The capacity expansion at Nagaur supports long-term volume growth. The dividend is modest given the loss-making position.