Unaudited Financial Results along with Limited review report of the Statutory Auditors for the quarter ended 31st December, 2025.
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Kaira Can Company reported a net loss of Rs. 13.59 lakhs in Q3 FY26 (Dec 2025), swinging from a profit of Rs. 64.20 lakhs in Q3 FY25. Q3 revenue from operations fell to Rs. 5,294.66 lakhs from Rs. 5,515.24 lakhs a year ago, a decline of about 4%. For the nine-month period, revenue grew roughly 6% to Rs. 18,166.75 lakhs, but net profit dropped about 34% to Rs. 129.05 lakhs from Rs. 195.18 lakhs. Finance costs jumped sharply to Rs. 18.81 lakhs in Q3 from just Rs. 2.76 lakhs a year earlier, squeezing margins. The core Tin Containers segment saw both lower revenue and lower segment profit, while the Ice-Cream Cones segment continued to post a loss of Rs. 39.91 lakhs in the quarter. The statutory auditor, G D Apte & Co, issued an unmodified (clean) limited review opinion, and EPS turned negative at Rs. (1.52) for the quarter.
The swing to a quarterly loss and the year-on-year revenue decline are clearly negative signals for the stock, even though the nine-month picture still shows top-line growth. Rising finance costs and continued losses in the Ice-Cream Cones segment suggest margin pressure that shareholders should watch closely.