The Board of Directors of the Company at their meeting held on 25.11.2025 have approved and taken on record the Unaudited Financial Results for the quarter ended on 30.09.2025.
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Kesar Enterprises reported weak Q2 FY26 results with revenue from operations falling sharply to Rs 1,365.78 lakhs from Rs 3,751.71 lakhs in the same quarter last year — a drop of roughly 64%. For the half-year (H1 FY26), revenue declined to Rs 3,387.21 lakhs versus Rs 10,700.50 lakhs in H1 FY25. The company continued to post losses, with a net loss of Rs 1,946.83 lakhs for the quarter and Rs 3,484.59 lakhs for the half-year, though the loss is slightly narrower than the year-ago period. Management attributes the poor performance to high sugarcane prices and unviable sugar realisations. The company's net worth has been completely eroded, and the statutory auditor (Chandabhoy & Jassoobhoy) has drawn specific attention to this as an emphasis-of-matter, noting that results have been prepared on a going-concern basis relying on expected government policy support and monetisation of non-operating assets.
Shareholders should note that the company is loss-making with fully eroded net worth, making this a high-risk stock. Revenue collapse and continued losses suggest no near-term recovery is visible; any improvement depends on government policy action and asset sales. The stock price is likely to remain under pressure until the company demonstrates a turnaround in sugar realisations.