Rain Industries Limited has informed the Exchange regarding a press release dated May 08, 2025, titled "Press Release on the Un-Audited Financial Results of the Company (Standalone, Consolidated and Segment) for the First Quarter ended March 31, 2025".
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Rain Industries reported Q1 CY2025 revenue from operations of ₹37.68 billion, up about 2.7% from ₹36.70 billion in Q1 CY2024, driven mainly by a 10.8% rise in the Carbon segment. Adjusted EBITDA jumped to ₹4.34 billion from ₹3.26 billion, with margin expanding sharply from 8.9% to 11.5%, again led by Carbon (EBITDA up 65.6%). However, the Advanced Materials and Cement segments weakened — Advanced Materials EBITDA fell 70.1% on lower chemical and resin demand, while Cement EBITDA dropped 64.3% due to lower prices and volumes amid national-level consolidation. The company still posted a reported loss after tax of ₹1.38 billion and an adjusted loss of ₹0.98 billion, though the loss narrowed from ₹1.62 billion a year ago. Net debt rose to $854 million from $699 million, partly due to lower cash balances, even as $44 million of senior secured notes were repaid.
Mixed picture for shareholders: stronger Carbon earnings and wider EBITDA margins are positives, but persistent bottom-line losses and weaker contributions from Advanced Materials and Cement cap the upside. Higher net debt and FX-driven adjustments are watchpoints, though the loss is narrowing year-on-year.