Goa Carbon’s Q4: Sales Hold Steady at ₹1.32 Billion, But Net Loss Leaves Room for Improvement

Goa Carbon Ltd had a net loss after tax of ₹65.4 million during the March 2025 quarter, indicating continued issues in the calcined petroleum coke business. Sales of products by the company during the quarter were ₹1.32 billion, indicating a weak revenue environment relative to previous periods.

 

The recent figures add to tough operating conditions for Goa Carbon whose top line continues to be under pressure and bottom line continues to be affected by market headwinds. The performance in the quarter was consistent with a trend of falling sales and volatile margins over the last one year. As per recent finance performance reports, Goa Carbon's net sales had been trending weaker in all directions and the quarter ended March 2024 had also seen significant year-on-year decline.

 

Even after these losses, the company remains a major player in the local carbon market. The management has not made any comments regarding steps to curb the losses, although industry analysts highlight that the broader industry is grappling with supply-demand imbalance and volatile raw material prices.

 

Investors and shareholders will be observing closely as Goa Carbon makes its next moves forward in the face of these ongoing issues and tries to bolster its financial performance in the next few quarters.

 

Source: Reuters