B L Kashyap and Sons Limited reported consolidated revenues of Rs 3.55 billion for Q2 FY26 but recorded a consolidated loss of Rs 86.2 million. Despite the loss, the company is focused on operational efficiency and pursuing high-margin projects to strengthen its order book and growth trajectory.
B L Kashyap and Sons Ltd announced its consolidated financial results for the quarter ended September 2025 (Q2 FY26) with total revenue from operations standing at Rs 3.55 billion (Rs 355 crore). However, the quarter saw a consolidated loss of Rs 86.2 million (Rs 8.62 crore), reflecting short-term pressures on profitability.
The company continues to navigate a challenging market environment that includes labor shortages and cost pressures, but it remains optimistic about its strategic growth prospects. With a diversified order book dominated by residential, infrastructure, and industrial projects, B L Kashyap aims to achieve operational efficiencies and quality execution.
Key financial details from the quarter include reduced operational margins but an ongoing focus on securing high-value orders across key regions like Karnataka, Delhi, and Haryana. The company also reported a moderate decrease in profit before tax and net profitability compared to previous quarters.
B L Kashyap maintains an aggressive order book expansion strategy, supported by collaboration with prominent partners such as JSW and JSPL, targeting sectors including railway infrastructure, hospitals, and composite steel structures.
Important Points:
- Q2 FY26 consolidated revenue from operations: Rs 3.55 billion (Rs 355 crore).
- Consolidated net loss: Rs 86.2 million (Rs 8.62 crore).
- Market challenges persist, including labor shortages and input cost inflation.
- Strategic focus on operational efficiency and high-margin projects.
- Order book expansion to Rs 3,500-4,000 crore targeted by April 2026.
- Strong client base in residential, industrial, infrastructure, and hospital sectors.
- Collaborations with industry leaders like JSW, JSSL, and JSPL to drive growth.
- Revenue stream spans multiple states including Karnataka, Haryana, and Delhi.
- Q2 FY26 results show short-term profitability pressures but positive long-term outlook.
Source:NSE Corporate Filing, Moneycontrol, The Economic Times