board of directors have approved unaudited standalone and consolidated financial results for the quarter ended 30/06/2026
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Shish Industries reported a weak Q1 FY27, swinging to a loss on both standalone and consolidated basis despite modest revenue growth. Standalone revenue from operations rose ~4.9% YoY to ₹3,393.67 lakh, but total expenses surged ~17.8% to ₹3,671.38 lakh, pushing the company to a standalone loss of ₹(81.31) lakh versus a profit of ₹293.37 lakh a year ago. Consolidated revenue grew ~7.2% to ₹3,548.71 lakh, while consolidated PAT turned to ₹(153.69) lakh from a profit of ₹278.34 lakh YoY. The consolidated result includes six subsidiaries and saw depreciation more than double YoY (₹213.77 lakh vs ₹124.35 lakh), indicating higher fixed-cost absorption issues. The limited review reports from KPCM & Co. were clean with no qualifications. The filing also includes a statement on utilization of ₹7,234.28 lakh raised via preferential issue on 26/02/2026, showing deviations due to non-allotment of convertible warrants.
Negative for shareholders — the company slipped into a loss on both standalone and consolidated basis in Q1 FY27 despite revenue growth, driven by sharply higher costs and depreciation. Margin compression and the swing to negative EPS (₹-0.02 standalone / ₹-0.04 consolidated) are likely to weigh on the stock, though the clean audit review and continued revenue growth provide some cushion.