Windsor Machines Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended Jun 30, 2025.
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Windsor Machines reported a weak Q1 FY26. Standalone revenue from operations fell to ₹6,960 lakhs (vs ₹7,916 lakhs in Q1 FY25, a ~12% decline), while the standalone net loss widened sharply to ₹1,606 lakhs (vs ₹126 lakhs loss a year ago). A large part of the loss came from a one-time exceptional charge of ₹1,162 lakhs for settling workers as the company shifts both its Extrusion (Vatva) and Injection Moulding (Chhatral) plants to a new integrated facility at Rajkot. On the consolidated side, revenue jumped to ₹11,334 lakhs (vs ₹8,083 lakhs YoY, ~40% growth) mainly due to the February 2025 acquisition of Global CNC, but the company still posted a net loss of ₹1,054 lakhs after the exceptional plant-shifting charge. The auditor (JBTM & Associates) issued an unqualified review but drew attention to the delayed receipt of the balance ₹1,300 lakhs from a one-time settlement of old inter-corporate loans (expected by August 14, 2025), and to the plant relocation. The Italian subsidiary Wintal Machines has entered judicial liquidation, and the RCube Energy Storage stake was sold.
Short-term shareholders face continued losses and one-time restructuring costs dragging down earnings, though the Rajkot plant consolidation and Global CNC acquisition could support future margins. Investors should watch for timely receipt of the remaining OTS payment and progress at the new Rajkot facility, both of which are flagged in the auditor's emphasis-of-matter note.