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The Board approved the unaudited Q1 FY26 results showing revenue from operations of Rs. 26.62 crore (up ~16% YoY from Rs. 22.97 crore) and net profit of Rs. 21.07 lakh versus Rs. 19.65 lakh in the same quarter last year, with EPS of Rs. 0.19. The Board cleared a strategic deal with South Korea's WSG Co. Limited, which includes a USD 1 million (~Rs. 8.65 crore) investment via 6,69,226 convertible warrants at Rs. 129.33 each, along with a technology license and machinery purchase agreement to manufacture Ultra High Purity (UHP) and titanium stainless steel tubes in India. The company also approved preferential allotments of 5,00,000 equity shares to a promoter group entity and 6,95,893 shares to non-promoters at Rs. 129.33 each, raising roughly Rs. 24 crore in total. Cost, internal, and secretarial auditors were reappointed/appointed for FY 2025-26, and the 54th AGM was fixed for August 28, 2025.
The foreign technology tie-up with WSG could open a new high-value product segment (UHP and titanium tubes), while the ~Rs. 24 crore capital raise provides growth funding but will dilute existing shareholders by roughly 12-13% once warrants and shares are fully issued. The Q1 profit growth is modest in absolute terms, so near-term stock reaction will likely depend more on investor view of the Korea partnership than the quarterly numbers.