Board approves Q1 FY26 results; revenue drops sharply, swings to loss

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AI summary

Salora International's board approved Q1 FY26-27 results (ended 30 June 2026). Revenue from operations fell sharply to Rs. 338.44 lacs from Rs. 2,741.38 lacs a year ago. The company swung to a loss of Rs. 99.31 lacs versus a profit of Rs. 4.31 lacs. GST registration stayed suspended from 27 March to 29 May 2026, hurting operations. Auditors gave an un-modified review opinion. AGM scheduled for 25 September 2026.

Likely market impact

Sharp revenue drop and swing to loss are negatives. GST suspension hit Q1 hard; recovery and Supreme Court case outcome remain key.