Aequs shares drop 19% as Q2 loss widens to ₹52.3 crore
In short
Aequs shares fell 19% after the company reported a September-quarter loss of ₹52.3 crore. Revenue rose 45.3% to ₹409.1 crore, but EBITDA dropped 45%.
The report says aerospace growth and a $1.1 billion order book helped support the business. The consumer arm is still losing money, and the stock reaction shows investors want clearer profits.
What the reporting says
Aequs shares fell 19% after the company reported a September-quarter loss of ₹52.3 crore and EBITDA dropped 45%, even as revenue rose 45.3% to ₹409.1 crore. The reporting says aerospace growth and a $1.1 billion order book supported the business, while the consumer segment stayed loss-making. The immediate consequence is sharp stock weakness; the longer-term outlook is still tied to execution and segment recovery.
Why it matters
Aequs reported a wider September-quarter loss of ₹52.3 crore, with EBITDA down 45% despite 45.3% revenue growth to ₹409.1 crore. The stock fell 19% as investors reacted to the weaker profitability. The report notes support from aerospace growth and a $1.1 billion order book, but the consumer segment remained loss-making. What happens next depends on margin recovery and order execution, which are not detailed further.