MOIL Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended Jun 30, 2025.
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MOIL Limited reported its Q1 FY26 results showing a sharp year-on-year decline. Revenue from operations fell to ₹34,805.98 lakhs, down about 29% from ₹49,284.17 lakhs in Q1 FY25. Total income also dropped to ₹37,052.47 lakhs from ₹51,991.41 lakhs. Net profit plunged to ₹5,150.58 lakhs (EPS ₹2.53) from ₹15,235.09 lakhs (EPS ₹7.49) — a fall of roughly 66%. The mining products segment was the biggest drag, with segment profit collapsing to ₹3,201.68 lakhs from ₹17,085.34 lakhs. There were no exceptional items and no investor complaints. The statutory auditor issued an 'Other Matter' note flagging that MOIL recognizes royalty, DMF and NMET collections on a gross basis, which does not fully align with Ind AS 115, though the auditor did not qualify their opinion.
Sharp YoY fall in both revenue (~29%) and net profit (~66%) is a clear negative for the stock in the short term, reflecting weak manganese ore pricing/volume conditions. The auditor's other-matter comment on revenue recognition is a disclosure flag but not a qualification.