Kirloskar Brothers Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended September 30, 2025.
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Kirloskar Brothers reported a weak Q2 FY26 with standalone revenue of ₹6,505 Mn, down about 5.8% from ₹6,903 Mn a year ago, while standalone profit after tax fell sharply to ₹376 Mn from ₹630 Mn, a drop of roughly 40%. Consolidated revenue was nearly flat at ₹10,277 Mn (vs ₹10,358 Mn) but net profit dropped 25% to ₹722 Mn from ₹967 Mn. For the half-year, standalone PAT came in at ₹846 Mn vs ₹1,039 Mn earlier, and consolidated net profit at ₹1,397 Mn vs ₹1,623 Mn. Standalone EBITDA margins compressed noticeably, with pre-tax profit before exceptional items margin falling to around 7.8% from about 12% a year ago, driven by lower revenue and higher employee and other expenses. On the positive side, export revenue at the consolidated level grew year-on-year (₹3,696 Mn vs ₹3,560 Mn), and the auditor Sharp & Tannan issued a clean limited review report with no qualifications or emphasis of matter.
Shareholders should note that both top-line and bottom-line performance have weakened compared to last year, with margins under pressure, which could weigh on the stock in the near term. However, the company's balance sheet remains debt-free at the standalone level, dividend inflows from subsidiaries continue, and growing exports provide some support for the longer-term outlook.