Laxmipati Engineering Works Limited has submitted Unaudited Standalone Financial Statement for half year ended on September 30, 2025.
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Laxmipati Engineering Works reported a strong H1 FY26 (April-September 2025) with revenue from operations rising to ₹2,844.45 lakhs, up about 20.3% from ₹2,363.88 lakhs in the same period last year. Total income grew to ₹2,861.61 lakhs. Profit before tax surged to ₹376.19 lakhs versus just ₹14.41 lakhs in H1 FY25, and net profit after tax jumped to ₹287.97 lakhs (EPS ₹5.01) from a modest ₹9.16 lakhs (EPS ₹0.16) a year ago, helped by lower finance costs and a one-time deferred tax credit. The auditor (R P R & Co.) issued a clean limited review report with no qualifications. On the balance sheet, long-term borrowings fell sharply from ₹3,958.80 lakhs to ₹1,063.16 lakhs, improving the debt-equity ratio from 5.26 to 1.73, and other current liabilities spiked to ₹4,149.76 lakhs due to a large advance received against sale of fixed assets (₹3,231.15 lakhs reflected in investing cash flows). Operating cash flow remained negative at ₹(175.36) lakhs as working capital needs grew.
Top-line growth crossed 20% YoY and earnings rebounded sharply from a low base, which is positive for shareholders, though the profit jump is largely flattered by a deferred tax benefit and a large one-time advance on asset sale. The high other current liabilities and negative operating cash flow are watchpoints for working capital pressure despite the deleveraging.