PAKKA LIMITED: Q2FY26 Results, Jagriti Project Cost Hike & Delay, CSR Policy Update
PAKKA LIMITED reported Q2FY26 standalone profit of ₹30.44 lakhs but a consolidated loss of ₹210.85 lakhs. Jagriti Project cost increased to ₹750 crore with a delay until 1 August 2026. Revised CSR Policy also approved.
The announcement of consolidated losses, a significant cost overrun (₹75 crore), and a four-month delay for a major growth project (Jagriti Project) are material developments that could impact future earnings and investor confidence.
The consolidated financial loss for Q2FY26 and the increase in project cost along with the delay in the commercial production date for the key Jagriti Project are negative factors, despite management's assurances on the project's viability.
* The Board of Directors of Pakka Limited held a meeting on 8 November 2025, where they approved the unaudited financial results for the 2nd quarter and half year ended 30 September 2025. * Standalone Financial Highlights for Q2 ended 30 September 2025: * Revenue from Operations: ₹7,582.39 lakhs * Profit before tax: ₹39.70 lakhs * Profit for the year: ₹30.44 lakhs * Basic Earnings per Share (EPS): ₹0.07 * Consolidated Financial Highlights for Q2 ended 30 September 2025: * Revenue from Operations: ₹7,632.40 lakhs * Loss before tax: (₹201.58 lakhs) * Loss for the year: (₹210.85 lakhs) * Basic Earnings per Share (EPS): (₹0.47) * The Board approved a revised estimated cost for the Jagriti Project, increasing it from ₹675 crore to ₹750 crore (an increase of ₹75 crore). * The commercial production date for the Jagriti Project, located at Ayodhya, has been delayed from 1 April 2026 to 1 August 2026. This cost increase is primarily due to alterations in machinery and infrastructure. * Management indicated that steps are being taken to mitigate further delays and control costs, stating that no material change is expected in the project's overall viability or profitability. * A revised Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Policy for the company was also approved by the Board.
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