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Kay Power and Paper reported weak Q2 FY26 results, with revenue from operations of Rs. 762.57 lacs, down from Rs. 879.78 lacs a year ago. For H1 FY26, revenue from operations fell to Rs. 1,474.30 lacs versus Rs. 1,893.48 lacs in H1 FY25, a drop of about 22%. Net profit for H1 FY26 was a thin Rs. 3.17 lacs, compared with Rs. 7.24 lacs in the year-ago period. Manufacturing expenses nearly doubled sequentially from Rs. 88.43 lacs in Q1 to Rs. 173.94 lacs in Q2, squeezing margins. Operating cash flow turned negative at Rs. (37.81) lacs, while non-current borrowings jumped sharply from Rs. 75 lacs to Rs. 309.60 lacs and capital work-in-progress of Rs. 200.51 lacs appeared on the books. The limited review reports from auditor R Y Kulkarni & Associates were clean and unmodified for both standalone and consolidated results.
Investors should note shrinking revenue, compressed margins, and negative operating cash flow, though the company remains marginally profitable and is funding a capex push with new borrowings. The stock may remain under pressure given the weak operational performance, but the increased borrowings and capital work-in-progress point to a future expansion story worth tracking.