BARAK VALLEY CEM. LTD.

Manufactures and sells cement, with operations centred in Northeast India, evidenced by filings in the Assamese-language newspaper Dainandin Barta and a Meghalaya-based mining subsidiary. The single operating segment is cement; a small unallocated line covers residual items. FY26 revenue was ₹212.17 crore at an EBITDA margin of 5.8%. The business carries five wholly-owned subsidiaries — Meghalaya Minerals and Mines (mining), Badarpur Energy, Mustoh Cement, Valley Strong Cement, and Cement International — though several have stalled or not yet commenced operations, drawing going-concern notes from the statutory auditors. Materials at 35.7% of revenue form the largest input cost, followed by other operating expenses at 47.9% and employees at 11.1%. FY26 consolidated net profit dropped to ₹29.37 lakh from ₹279.41 lakh in FY25, weighed by ₹465.80 lakh of subsidiary losses, while standalone net profit was ₹495.72 lakh. The promoters are also linked to LKC Industries and Infra, from which an inter-corporate loan of up to ₹2.65 crore was drawn in May 2026.