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Sri Nachammai Cotton Mills reported Q1 FY26 (quarter ended 30 June 2025) revenue of Rs 1,400.51 lakhs, down about 19% from Rs 1,727.16 lakhs in Q1 FY25, reflecting weak yarn demand and continued disparity between cotton and yarn prices. The company swung to a reported profit after tax (PAT) of Rs 538.35 lakhs versus a loss of Rs 60.69 lakhs last year, with EPS of Rs 12.56. However, this profit is entirely driven by a one-time exceptional gain of Rs 6.59 crores from modification of Rs 15 crore redeemable preference shares (maturity extended by 7 years). Excluding this exceptional item, the company actually posted a pre-exceptional loss of Rs 131.93 lakhs, wider than the Rs 81.52 lakh loss a year ago. Power and fuel costs fell to Rs 143.50 lakhs from Rs 185.69 lakhs, aided by solar power generation. The company is running only one of its units on three shifts due to weak demand. The 45th AGM is scheduled for 26 September 2025 via video conferencing.
The headline swing to profit is misleading — it comes from an accounting gain on preference share restructuring, not from operations, which are actually worsening with higher underlying losses. Revenue decline and continued yarn demand weakness signal ongoing pressure on the core business, though cost savings from solar power are a positive. Shareholders should read through the exceptional item before drawing conclusions.