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Shri Jagdamba Polymers' board approved unaudited standalone and consolidated results for Q3 FY26 on February 14, 2026, with an unmodified limited review report from M/s Jain K S & Associates. Standalone Q3 total income fell sharply to Rs. 6,593.61 lakhs from Rs. 11,579.32 lakhs a year ago, with manufactured goods revenue down about 45% YoY. Standalone net profit declined to Rs. 830.91 lakhs (vs Rs. 1,366.52 lakhs) and EPS dropped to Rs. 9.60 from Rs. 15.60. Consolidated Q3 net profit stood at Rs. 775.48 lakhs, pulled down by the subsidiary Global Polyweave (Q3 loss of Rs. 65.44 lakhs). Results include a one-time exceptional gain of Rs. 285.82 lakhs from an insurance claim settlement for stock loss, and a reversal of Rs. 674.60 lakhs interest on customs duty following a favourable appeal — together causing finance cost to show a negative Rs. 835.83 lakhs. For nine months FY26, standalone revenue slipped to Rs. 31,943.12 lakhs (vs Rs. 36,701.63 lakhs) but net profit was broadly flat at Rs. 3,154.53 lakhs thanks to the non-operating items.
Core operations are clearly under pressure — top line is shrinking sharply YoY and underlying margins are compressing once the customs-duty reversal and insurance receipt are excluded, which could weigh on stock sentiment despite the headline nine-month profit holding steady. Investors should watch whether the revenue slide persists into Q4 and how the loss-making subsidiary performs.