Outcome of Board Meeting held on 7th August, 2025
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Sri Chakra Cement's board approved its unaudited standalone financial results for the quarter ended 30 June 2025. Revenue from operations rose to Rs. 3,731.96 lacs, up about 14.9% from Rs. 3,247.02 lacs in the same quarter last year, with total income also improving to Rs. 3,789.87 lacs. However, the company posted a loss after tax of Rs. 670.45 lacs, although this was narrower than the Rs. 919.16 lacs loss in Q1 FY25. The loss before tax of Rs. 702.95 lacs is entirely attributed to exceptional items. Loss per share came in at Rs. 7.81 versus Rs. 10.02 a year ago. The statutory auditor M/s C Ramachandram & Co. issued an unqualified limited review report on the results.
Revenue growth is a positive signal showing improving top-line momentum, but the company remains loss-making with the entire shortfall coming from exceptional items, meaning core operations are not yet profitable. Shareholders should watch whether exceptional charges are one-time and whether the narrowed loss translates into a sustainable turnaround, as the stock remains in the small-cap, loss-making category.