Nelcast Q2 FY27 results: standalone revenue Rs 405.05 cr, PAT Rs 16.20 cr
Nelcast’s standalone revenue from operations rose to Rs 405.05 cr and PAT to Rs 16.20 cr in Q2 FY27 from Rs 208.74 cr and Rs 4.76 cr a year earlier.
Key takeaways
- Revenue from operations was Rs 405.05 cr vs Rs 208.74 cr a year earlier.
- Total income rose to Rs 409.56 cr from Rs 303.01 cr in Q2 FY26.
- Total expenses increased to Rs 387.58 cr from Rs 296.65 cr.
- PAT for the period was Rs 16.20 cr vs Rs 4.76 cr a year earlier.
- Basic and diluted EPS were 1.86 vs 0.55 in the corresponding prior-year quarter.
Q2 FY27 · standalone
| Metric | Sep 2026 | Sep 2025 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | Rs 405.05 cr | Rs 208.74 cr | +94.0% |
| PAT | Rs 16.20 cr | Rs 4.76 cr | +240.7% |
As reported in the filing. Figures are transcribed, not computed.
What the numbers show
- Net margin was 4.00% of revenue, up 171 bps from 2.28%.
- Revenue rose 94.0% while total expenses rose 30.7%.
Key numbers (standalone, Q2 FY27 vs Q2 FY26)
All figures are from the statement of un-audited standalone financial results for the 3 months ended 30.09.2026 and the corresponding 3 months ended 30.09.2025, in Rupees in Lakhs.
- Revenue from operations: Rs 405.05 cr (Q2 FY27) vs Rs 208.74 cr (Q2 FY26)
- Other income: Rs 3.61 cr vs Rs 4.27 cr
- Total income: Rs 409.56 cr vs Rs 303.01 cr
- Cost of materials consumed: Rs 177.77 cr vs Rs 130.37 cr
- Changes in inventories of finished goods & work-in-progress: Rs 4.78 cr vs Rs 6.36 cr
- Power & fuel: Rs 35.68 cr vs Rs 32.01 cr
- Employee benefits expense: Rs 22.89 cr vs Rs 21.13 cr
- Finance costs: Rs 7.45 cr vs Rs 8.43 cr
- Depreciation & amortisation expense: Rs 6.97 cr vs Rs 6.57 cr
- Other expenses: Rs 132.05 cr vs Rs 91.78 cr
- Total expenses: Rs 387.58 cr vs Rs 296.65 cr
- Profit before tax (PBT): Rs 21.98 cr vs Rs 6.36 cr
- Profit for the period (PAT): Rs 16.20 cr vs Rs 4.76 cr
- Total comprehensive income: Rs 16.12 cr vs Rs 4.69 cr
- Paid-up equity share capital: Rs 17.40 cr vs Rs 17.40 cr
- Face value per share: Rs 2.00 vs Rs 2.00
- Basic EPS: 1.86 vs 0.55
- Diluted EPS: 1.86 vs 0.55
Nelcast reported a sharp year-on-year increase in standalone revenue from operations for the quarter ended 30.09.2026, with revenue from operations at Rs 405.05 cr compared with Rs 208.74 cr in the corresponding quarter a year earlier, according to the statement of financial results. Total income rose to Rs 409.56 cr from Rs 303.01 cr over the same period, even as other income declined to Rs 3.61 cr from Rs 4.27 cr.
On the cost side, total expenses increased to Rs 387.58 cr in Q2 FY27 from Rs 296.65 cr in Q2 FY26. Within this, cost of materials consumed rose to Rs 177.77 cr from Rs 130.37 cr, power & fuel to Rs 35.68 cr from Rs 32.01 cr, and employee benefits expense to Rs 22.89 cr from Rs 21.13 cr. Other expenses also moved up to Rs 132.05 cr from Rs 91.78 cr. Finance costs declined to Rs 7.45 cr from Rs 8.43 cr, while depreciation & amortisation expense increased to Rs 6.97 cr from Rs 6.57 cr.
With income rising faster than expenses, profit before tax improved to Rs 21.98 cr for the quarter ended 30.09.2026 from Rs 6.36 cr a year earlier. After tax expenses (current and deferred, as shown in the statement of financial results), profit for the period (PAT) increased to Rs 16.20 cr from Rs 4.76 cr. Total comprehensive income for the quarter stood at Rs 16.12 cr versus Rs 4.69 cr in the corresponding prior-year quarter. The company’s paid-up equity share capital remained at Rs 17.40 cr, with a face value of Rs 2.00 per share, and basic and diluted EPS for the quarter were reported at 1.86 compared with 0.55 in the same quarter last year.
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