September quarter profit jumps over eightfold; half year rises 35.5%

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AI summary

September quarter revenue fell 4.1% year on year to Rs 510.37 crore, but profit after tax jumped from Rs 1.58 crore to Rs 12.95 crore. Half year profit rose 35.5% to Rs 57.01 crore as revenue stayed nearly flat at Rs 1,182.45 crore. Operating cash flow was Rs 324.77 crore. The unmodified review flagged subsidy uncertainty, overdue Government of India loans and regrouped prior figures; plant shutdowns continued.

Likely market impact

The profit jump may support sentiment, but flat sales, plant shutdowns, subsidy dependence and loan defaults could limit stock gains.