Announced Thu, 13 Nov · 19:10 IST

Financial Results for thr quarter and half year ended 30th September, 2025

Revenue Growth 20pctRevenue DeclinePat Growth 25pctExceptional ItemNegative Operating CashflowResults View source PDF

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Sri KPR Industries, a manufacturer of AC pressure pipes and wind power operator, reported mixed results for Q2 FY26 (quarter ended Sept 2025). On a standalone basis, total revenue rose to Rs. 142.43 lakhs (vs Rs. 95.18 lakhs in Q2 FY25) and net profit jumped to Rs. 38.55 lakhs (vs Rs. 19.73 lakhs), but half-yearly standalone revenue declined to Rs. 195.05 lakhs from Rs. 270.26 lakhs mainly due to lower other income. On a consolidated basis (including subsidiaries Sri KPR Infra Projects and Sri Pavan Energy, into civil contracts and infra segments), Q2 revenue grew 22% to Rs. 536.95 lakhs and PAT more than doubled to Rs. 346.29 lakhs. The Wind Power division continues to be the main profit driver while the Pipes division remains slightly loss-making. The auditor issued an unqualified limited review report with no qualifications or emphasis of matter. Standalone operating cash flow was negative Rs. 398.83 lakhs for H1, partly offset by investments activity and long-term advances of Rs. 384.70 lakhs. Exceptional items of Rs. 63.65 lakhs were recorded in H1 FY26 versus Rs. 63.64 lakhs in H1 FY25.

Likely market impact

Strong Q2 consolidated PAT growth signals improving operational performance, particularly from Wind Power and Civil Contracts segments, which may be viewed positively by shareholders. However, weak standalone half-yearly revenue and negative standalone operating cash flow, combined with a marginally loss-making Pipes division, temper the outlook. EPS for H1 FY26 on a consolidated basis stood at Rs. 2.05 versus Rs. 2.08 in H1 FY25, indicating broadly stable shareholder returns despite quarter-on-quarter volatility.