Sagar Cements Q3 FY26: revenue up, consolidated loss widens

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AI summary

Sagar Cements reported Q3 FY26 (Dec 2025) results. Standalone revenue rose to 40,313 lakhs from 38,340 lakhs YoY, net loss narrowed to 1,126 lakhs from 2,426 lakhs. Consolidated revenue grew to 59,054 lakhs from 56,388 lakhs YoY, but net loss widened to 6,410 lakhs from 5,458 lakhs. 9M consolidated loss at 10,078 lakhs. Exceptional fuel and power cost adjustment of 2,717 lakhs. Auditors BS RAnd Co issued unmodified review. NCDs redeemed in May 2025.

Likely market impact

Continued quarterly losses despite revenue growth. Subsidiary drag weighs on consolidated earnings. Watch debt and operating efficiency.