Everest Industries Q4 FY26: Sales down 28%, loss widens

Snapshot: company, listings and sector

Everest Industries Ltd is listed on NSE under EVERESTIND and on BSE under 508906. The company operates in the Cement & Construction Materials space and is described as an India-based manufacturer and trader of building products. Its portfolio includes roofing products, boards and panels, building accessories, and components for pre-engineered steel buildings.

On the market side, the stock was shown at ₹490.80 with a -2.01% move on BSE (timestamped 04:01 PM in the provided feed). Another data point in the same set pegged the “current share price” at ₹492.15, and “current price” at ₹491.70. The market capitalisation was listed at ₹779.63 crore.

Where the company is headquartered and how to reach it

The company’s contact details in the dataset include an address at Gat 152, Lakhmapur, Taluka Dindori, Nasik, Maharashtra - 422202. The phone number listed is 02557-250375 and fax 02557-250376. The email ID provided is info@everestind.com, and the website is http://www.everestind.com.

A Mumbai contact location is also mentioned as Gundecha Onclave Premises, Mumbai 400072, with phone numbers 022-28516021, 28516022, 46049717.

March 2026 quarter: consolidated revenue drops sharply

For the March 2026 quarter, Everest Industries reported consolidated net sales of ₹327.17 crore, down 27.72% year-on-year from ₹452.63 crore in March 2025. The same set of numbers showed a quarterly net loss of ₹47.17 crore in March 2026 versus net income of ₹7.64 crore in March 2025.

Operating performance also weakened, with EBITDA at negative ₹21.42 crore in March 2026, compared with ₹16.83 crore a year earlier. These figures imply the quarter saw both lower topline and a shift to operating losses at the EBITDA level.

Quarterly trend from Mar 2025 to Mar 2026 (standalone table feed)

A separate quarterly table (figures in ₹ crore) in the provided material shows the recent run-rate for net sales and profitability. It indicates net sales peaking in Jun 2025 and then softening through Sep 2025 and Dec 2025, before staying lower in Mar 2026. The same table shows operating profit turning negative from Sep 2025 and worsening by Mar 2026.

FY26 full-year numbers: revenue down, loss reported

For the full year ended March 31, 2026, the dataset reports sales of ₹1,416.998 crore (INR 14,169.98 million) versus ₹1,722.817 crore (INR 17,228.17 million) a year ago. Full-year revenue was shown at ₹1,428.422 crore (INR 14,284.22 million) versus ₹1,737.475 crore (INR 17,374.75 million) in the prior year.

On profits, it reports a net loss of ₹101.687 crore (INR 1,016.87 million) versus ₹3.604 crore net loss? The same feed also states net loss compared to INR 36.04 million a year ago, which converts to ₹3.604 crore. For earnings per share, basic loss per share from continuing operations was ₹64.2, versus ₹2.28 a year ago (diluted loss per share also ₹64.2).

Q1 FY26 reference point: revenue ₹501 crore, margin 0.3%

Another set of figures labelled “First Quarter 2026 Results” reported revenue of ₹501 crore (₹5.01b), down 4.1% from 1Q 2025. It also reported net income of ₹1.63 crore (₹16.3m), down 90%, with a profit margin of 0.3% versus 3.0% a year ago. The same snapshot showed EPS at ₹1.03 versus ₹10.07 in 1Q 2025.

These numbers, combined with the March 2026 quarter loss, point to a period where profitability metrics weakened materially even when revenue declines were not uniform across quarters.

Stock context: price points, returns and market cap

The provided feed lists multiple contemporaneous price points around ₹491-₹492 for Everest Industries. It also states the shares closed at ₹378.90 on June 01, 2026 (NSE) and delivered -27.27% returns over the last 6 months and -21.83% over the last 12 months (as per the same source).

Separately, a “Holding Value” figure was shown as ₹77.301 crore, and the market capitalisation was shown as ₹779.63 crore.

Shareholding snapshot: promoters at ~50.22%

The shareholding table in the dataset shows promoters at 50.15% initially, rising to 50.22% and staying at 50.22% across the latest displayed periods. A promoter entity label “falak investment private ...” mirrors the same percentage values. The table also shows investors at 49.85%, later moving to 49.78%.

Market impact: what the numbers change for investors

The most direct market-relevant development in the dataset is the swing from ₹7.64 crore profit in March 2025 to a ₹47.17 crore loss in March 2026 on consolidated numbers, alongside negative EBITDA of ₹21.42 crore. Such combinations typically raise questions around operating leverage, cost control, and near-term cash generation, although the dataset does not provide a cash flow statement or debt schedule.

The quarterly table also indicates operating profit turning negative from Sep 2025 and remaining negative through Mar 2026, while interest cost remained a recurring line item each quarter. For investors tracking earnings quality, another snippet explicitly notes the company is “currently unprofitable,” reinforcing the profitability pressure visible in the reported quarterly metrics.

Key figures at a glance

Conclusion

Everest Industries’ reported March 2026 quarter numbers show a sharp revenue decline year-on-year and a wider consolidated loss, with EBITDA turning negative. The quarterly trend table also reflects operating profit staying in the red through the last three reported quarters up to March 2026. Investors will likely track subsequent quarterly updates for evidence of stabilisation in operating profitability and how costs and other income lines evolve relative to sales.