
Lloyds Engineering Works reported consolidated revenue from operations of Rs 527.15 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, up from Rs 217.01 crore a year earlier. Net profit attributable to owners…
Lloyds Engineering Works reported consolidated revenue from operations of Rs 527.15 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, up from Rs 217.01 crore a year earlier. Net profit attributable to owners rose to Rs 43.07 crore from Rs 30.03 crore, while profit before tax increased to Rs 68.99 crore from Rs 29.73 crore. EBITDA climbed to Rs 79.23 crore from Rs 35.31 crore.
Revenue also rose from Rs 495.02 crore in the March quarter, but net profit fell slightly from Rs 44.62 crore. The company’s order book stood at Rs 2,817.42 crore on July 1, against Rs 1,554.94 crore a year earlier. Its associate, Lloyds Infrastructure and Construction, reported an order book of Rs 4,830.23 crore. The results are unaudited.
The sharp revenue jump may invite claims of a clean turnaround, while a small quarter-on-quarter profit decline could prompt an equally gloomy reading. Neither captures the full picture. Higher expenses and the difference between revenue and cash generation deserve attention, as does the quality and execution timeline of the order book. Investors should watch whether the Rs 2,817.42 crore order book converts into steady margins and profits in coming quarters, rather than judge the company on one quarter alone.
Source: freepressjournal.in
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