Aequs Q2 loss narrows to ₹52.2 crore as costs weigh
In short
Aequs reported a Q2 net loss of ₹52.2 crore. Its first-half FY27 loss was ₹105.4 crore, compared with ₹16.7 crore a year earlier, and its order book was $1.1 billion.
This matters because costs are still hurting the company even as EBITDA improved. The story says higher depreciation and finance costs offset the gain, but it does not say when earnings may recover.
What the reporting says
Aequs reported a Q2 net loss of ₹52.2 crore, with the first half of FY27 loss at ₹105.4 crore versus ₹16.7 crore a year earlier, according to BusinessLine’s summary. The source says higher depreciation and finance costs largely offset an increase in EBITDA, and the order book stood at $1.1 billion. It is not stated whether the company expects the costs to ease.
Why it matters
Aequs reported a Q2 net loss of ₹52.2 crore, and its first-half FY27 loss rose to ₹105.4 crore from ₹16.7 crore a year earlier. BusinessLine’s summary says higher depreciation and finance costs largely offset an increase in EBITDA, while the company’s order book stood at $1.1 billion. The report suggests operational improvement was not enough to overcome cost pressure, but it does not give a forecast.