TNPL Q1 FY27: Net profit Rs 5.74 Cr vs Rs 7.41 Cr loss YoY, EBITDA up 13%

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AI summary

TNPL Q1 FY27: Total income Rs 1,160.38 Cr vs Rs 1,154.55 Cr YoY. Revenue from ops Rs 1,146.64 Cr vs Rs 1,142.10 Cr. EBITDA rose to Rs 128.61 Cr from Rs 113.92 Cr. PAT turned positive at Rs 5.74 Cr vs loss of Rs 7.41 Cr. PBT was Rs 7.68 Cr vs loss of Rs 11.82 Cr. Paper output fell to 99,914 MT from 1,06,375 MT. West Asia crisis raised input costs. Auditor review clean. Board appointed new Chief Risk Officer.

Likely market impact

Company swung to profit from year-ago loss on better margins despite lower production volumes. Higher imported input costs remain a concern.