EPACK Durable posts Q2 loss; sells 50% Epavo stake to RRWL for Rs 15,00,14,280
Epack Durable Ltd · Consumer Durables
What the filing says
- Standalone Q2 net loss Rs (2,290.14) lakhs vs loss Rs (1,770.08) lakhs a year earlier; consolidated loss Rs (2,506.82) lakhs vs loss Rs (2,224.60) lakhs.
- Board approved sale of its entire 50% Epavo stake to RRWL for cash Rs 15,00,14,280; Rs 712.60 lakhs impairment booked as exceptional item; closing expected by November 30, 2026.
- Auditor qualified results over Rs 1,961 lakhs disputed receivable with no allowance; CFO Rajesh Kumar Mittal resigns effective October 31, 2026.
Why it's rated notable: the year-on-year change is 13% (10% to 20% for adverse news)
Figures checked against the filing by a second AI read, which corrected the first summary. About the business, not the share price.
Original filing
Results - Unaudited Standalone And Consolidated Financial Results For Quarter And Half Year Ended September 30, 2026.
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