KALPATARUBSEKALPATARU LIMITED· RealtyHighNeutral
Announced Thu, 29 Oct, 2026 · 19:44 IST

Q2 loss widens to Rs 70.7 crore; half-year sales up 14.6% but loss nearly doubles

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AI summary

Board approved unaudited Sept 2026 results. Consolidated revenue was Rs 437.2 crore in Q2, down from Rs 472.2 crore in Q1 but up 14.6% in the half year to Rs 909.4 crore. Q2 net loss widened to Rs 70.7 crore, EPS negative Rs 3.14; half-year loss Rs 99.7 crore versus Rs 51.6 crore a year ago. Standalone operating cash flow was negative Rs 21.9 crore. Tax credit of Rs 10.5 crore. Auditor review found no issues but noted unreviewed entities.

Likely market impact

Wider losses and negative standalone cash flow may pressure the stock; higher borrowings of about Rs 3,612 crore keep interest costs high.