Announced Wed, 28 Oct, 2026 · 15:51 IST
Standalone revenue up 20.5%, group down 29.3%; highway bidding ban stayed
Revenue Growth 20pctRevenue DeclineEmphasis Of MatterExceptional ItemNegative Operating CashflowResults View source PDFExplain this filing
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Price reaction
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AI summary
Standalone H1 revenue rose 20.5%, but group revenue fell 29.3% to Rs 2,127.64 crore from Rs 3,010.93 crore. H1 included Rs 217.66 crore from a one-time Agia Bypass settlement. Auditors highlighted India's three-year highway bidding ban on PNC and its Awadh Expressways unit over alleged defects; Delhi High Court stayed it. Review reports cash outflows of Rs 366.40 crore at subsidiaries and Rs 22.82 crore at joint ventures.
Likely market impact
Lower group revenue and cash outflows may pressure the stock. The court stay eases immediate ban risk, but future bidding remains uncertain.