Shyam Century Ferrous Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended September 30, 2025.
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Shyam Century Ferrous Limited reported its Q2 FY26 and H1 FY26 (ended September 30, 2025) unaudited results. Revenue from operations collapsed to ₹722.63 lakhs in Q2 from ₹3,175.88 lakhs a year ago (~77% decline), and H1 revenue fell to ₹2,142.09 lakhs from ₹5,830.50 lakhs (~63% decline). The company swung to a small net profit of ₹79.57 lakhs in Q2 (vs loss of ₹220.58 lakhs) but remained in the red for H1 with a net loss of ₹323.23 lakhs. The sharp fall is due to the shutdown of its Byrnihat, Meghalaya ferro silicon plant from May 7, 2025 after a steep rise in power tariffs made operations economically unviable. The statutory auditor (D.K. Chhajer & Co.) issued an unmodified review report but included an Emphasis of Matter paragraph drawing attention to the plant closure and management's evaluation of restructuring/revival options. Operating cash flow stayed positive at ₹589.88 lakhs for H1, and the balance sheet remains strong with ~₹8,511 lakhs in bank balances.
Negative near-term — the loss of a key manufacturing facility has slashed revenue dramatically, and revival prospects remain uncertain, which is likely to weigh on the stock. However, strong cash reserves and zero/low debt provide a cushion while management explores turnaround options.