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Board Meeting14 Aug 2026, 02:19 pm

Baroda Rayon Q1 FY27: ₹12 Cr exceptional gain lifts PAT; core profit down 9% YoY

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The Baroda Rayon Corporation reported standalone Q1 FY27 (quarter ended June 30, 2026) revenue from operations of ₹17.98 Cr, down 19.6% YoY from ₹22.36 Cr but up 31.1% QoQ from ₹13.71 Cr — a swing typical of the company's real-estate-plot-sale-driven revenue, which is recognised in lumps rather than steadily. Headline net profit of ₹18.47 Cr looks like a 160% YoY jump, but ₹12 Cr of that is a one-off: strategic investors under a Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction (BIFR) rehabilitation scheme failed to fund their committed amounts, and the company forfeited the ₹1,200 lakh already received from them, booked as an exceptional item. Stripping that out, core pre-exceptional profit was ₹6.47 Cr, actually down ~8.9% YoY from ₹7.10 Cr, though up ~33.9% QoQ from ₹4.84 Cr. Tax remained nil, as it has for several quarters, since the company carries unabsorbed depreciation and brought-forward business losses. Core operating margin (pre-exceptional profit over total revenue) came in around 34.3%, modestly ahead of the 31.5% seen in the year-ago quarter and roughly flat against the 34.6% of the immediately preceding quarter — margin trend is thus mildly expanding YoY rather than the exceptional item suggests. There is no analyst coverage or street consensus for this micro-cap (a web search returned only unrelated Bank of Baroda results), so vsStreet is unknown, and the company and our records carry no formal prior guidance, so vsGuidance is also unknown — there is simply nothing on record to grade the print against. By segment, real estate contributed ₹18.13 Cr (96%) of revenue and remains the entire operating story; the textile segment (₹0.75 Cr) has been non-operational since August 2008, with management reiterating it is still searching for ways to restart activity there, and its reported 'revenue' is actually textile-related other income rather than sales. Separately, the company secured an ₹80 Cr loan facility from Aditya Birla Capital on June 29, 2026 — a balance-sheet development concurrent with, but not reflected in, this quarter's P&L.

Key Highlights

  • Reported PAT ₹18.47 Cr (+160% YoY, +282% QoQ) driven almost entirely by a ₹12 Cr exceptional gain from forfeited strategic-investor funds under a BIFR rehabilitation scheme.
  • Core pre-exceptional PAT ₹6.47 Cr, down ~8.9% YoY from ₹7.10 Cr, though up ~33.9% QoQ from ₹4.84 Cr.
  • Revenue from operations ₹17.98 Cr, down 19.6% YoY (₹22.36 Cr) but up 31.1% QoQ (₹13.71 Cr) — real-estate plot-sale revenue is inherently lumpy.
  • Core operating margin ~34.3% of total revenue, up from ~31.5% a year ago and roughly flat sequentially (~34.6%).
  • Nil tax expense, as in prior quarters, due to unabsorbed depreciation and brought-forward business losses.
  • Reported basic EPS ₹8.06 (incl. exceptional item) vs ₹2.83 pre-exceptional; year-ago EPS was ₹3.10.
  • Real estate segment: ₹18.13 Cr (96% of revenue); textile segment ₹0.75 Cr, operationally dormant since August 2008.
  • Concurrent development: ₹80 Cr loan facility secured from Aditya Birla Capital on June 29, 2026 (balance-sheet item, not in this quarter's P&L).