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Precision Electronics reported its Q2 FY26 (quarter ended Sept 30, 2025) and H1 FY26 unaudited results alongside an order book update. Total income for H1 FY26 more than doubled to Rs. 38.05 crore from Rs. 17.77 crore in H1 FY25, but the company still posted a loss of Rs. 1.69 crore at the PAT level, though losses have narrowed from Rs. 2.97 crore last year. The company disclosed an order book of about Rs. 50 crore from domestic and global Aerospace & Defence customers, with Rs. 47 crore slated for execution in FY25-26 itself, providing strong near-term revenue visibility. The board also appointed Mr. Amitbir Singh Banga (brother of outgoing director Harbir Singh Banga, who resigned citing personal reasons) as an additional non-executive, non-independent director. Cash flow from operations was marginally negative at Rs. (25.65) lakhs for H1 FY26.
The Rs. 50 crore order book, with 94% deliverable in the current fiscal year, is a meaningful positive signal that could drive a turnaround to profitability, but the company remains in the red at the bottom line and carries high borrowings. Shareholders should watch execution of these defence orders closely, as converting them to revenue and profit is key to the stock's outlook.