Q2 FY26: Weak consolidated earnings, APL strike hits subsidiary
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Standalone revenue rose 16 percent QoQ to Rs 644.5 crore with PAT up 10 percent to Rs 45 crore. Consolidated revenue grew 9 percent QoQ to Rs 1,043 crore but PAT crashed 80 percent to Rs 11.9 crore, hit by a workers strike and 14 day planned shutdown at subsidiary Andhra Paper's Rajahmundry plant. Consolidated EBITDA fell 42 percent QoQ. Management cited pricing pressure from imports and high wood costs.
Consolidated profit hurt by one-time subsidiary disruption. Margin pressure persists. Standalone steady but overall results weak.