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Loyal Textile Mills Ltd. reported a standalone net loss of ₹66.22 crore for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026. This marks a 21.1% increase in losses compared to ₹54.68 crore in the prior fiscal year. Revenue from operations also fell significantly by 32.8%, down to ₹421.96 crore from ₹627.78 crore.
The company's disclosed financial results for FY26 included an inventory impairment charge of ₹36.46 crore. This was partially offset by a ₹33.81 crore profit from the sale of assets, such as land and idle plant machinery.
These results highlight ongoing challenges in the company's core business. Loyal Textile Mills is actively pursuing restructuring and asset sales to boost liquidity and operational efficiency, according to management.
In its strategic shift, the company is disposing of its SVTM Unit and beginning the process to sell the CTM Unit, classifying both as discontinued operations. Loyal Textile Mills is also focused on selling underutilized assets, aiming to realign operations towards high-value segments and enhance capacity utilization.
The main risk facing the company is the successful execution of its restructuring and asset sale plans. Despite management's assertions regarding sustainability, the continuing drop in revenue and widening losses present a considerable challenge.
Investors will be watching the progress of the company's asset monetization efforts, the completion of unit disposals, and any signs of operational improvement in future financial results.