Lyka Labs Q1 loss Rs 30 cr standalone, to divest Lyka BDR subsidiary

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AI summary

Lyka Labs posted Q1 FY27 standalone net loss of Rs 29.77 cr versus profit of Rs 2.10 cr a year ago. Revenue fell sharply to Rs 28.54 cr from Rs 124.88 cr, hurt by exceptional items of Rs 29.90 cr. Consolidated net loss was Rs 8.07 cr. Board approved 100 percent divestment of subsidiary Lyka BDR International, which has negative net worth of Rs 4.49 cr. Results are restated after merger of Lyka Export into the company. Auditor gave an unqualified review report.

Likely market impact

Weak quarter with steep revenue fall and large loss; divesting loss-making subsidiary may help streamline operations ahead.