Rama Petrochemicals FY26 loss widens to ₹7.30 cr

Key takeaway: Q1 FY25-26 net profit figure

Rama Petrochemicals Ltd reported a net loss of ₹1.73 crore in Q1 FY25-26 (quarter ended June 2025), based on the company’s quarterly results table that lists Profit After Tax (PAT) at -₹1.73 crore for Jun 2025.

FY26 audited picture: loss widened, revenue improved

Rama Petrochemicals reported a widened consolidated net loss of ₹7.30 crore for FY26 (year ended March 31, 2026), compared with a net loss of ₹6.83 crore in FY25. Over the same period, sales rose to ₹0.59 crore in FY26 from ₹0.09 crore in FY25, as reported in the company’s consolidated annual performance summary.

The audited discussion in the provided data also states that the company’s revenue from operations increased to ₹30.79 lakh in FY26 from ₹9.01 lakh in FY25. Converted to a consistent base unit, that is ₹0.3079 crore in FY26 versus ₹0.0901 crore in FY25.

March 2026 quarter: sales rose, losses stayed high

For the quarter ended March 31, 2026, consolidated net sales were reported at ₹0.16 crore, up from ₹0.04 crore in the March 2025 quarter. Even with the higher topline, the company reported a quarterly net loss of ₹1.95 crore in March 2026, compared with a net loss of ₹1.83 crore in March 2025.

The data also notes EBITDA remained negative at -₹0.43 crore in March 2026 versus -₹0.39 crore in March 2025. Basic EPS for the quarter is reported at (₹1.62).

Expense structure continues to pressure earnings

A separate quarterly table (figures in ₹ crore) shows that for the quarter ended Dec 2025, net sales were ₹0.03 crore while total expenditure was ₹0.34 crore, resulting in an operating loss. The same table lists interest costs increasing across periods, including ₹1.61 crore in Dec 2025, indicating finance costs remained a meaningful drag relative to revenue.

For FY26, an extracted summary (in ₹ lakh) shows total expenses at ₹78.22 lakh, which normalises to ₹0.7822 crore. The same summary shows a net loss line item of (₹75.10 lakh), or (₹0.7510 crore), and total comprehensive loss of (₹74.76 lakh), or (₹0.7476 crore). These numbers are presented in the supplied metric table alongside the revenue-from-operations figure.

Business context: trading focus and no dividend

The provided text states that the company “remains engaged in trading activities.” It also notes the board has not recommended a dividend, aligning with the loss-making performance shown across the audited year and quarterly results.

Board actions and capital activity disclosed

According to the supplied data, the board approved the audited standalone and consolidated results at a meeting held on May 26, 2026. The company also re-appointed M/s H. G. Sarvaiya & Co as Internal Auditor for FY27, as per the same disclosure.

Separately, Rama Petrochemicals converted 20,99,750 warrants into equity shares on April 13, 2026, raising ₹1,57,48,125, which normalises to ₹1.5748125 crore, at an exercise price of ₹7.50 per warrant.

Stock and market snapshot mentioned in the data

The dataset cites a share price point of ₹15.36, and also states the shares closed at ₹16.12 on June 01, 2026 (BSE). It also mentions mutual fund holding at 0.01% as of 13 Apr 2026.

Summary table of reported numbers (normalised to ₹ crore)

Why this matters for investors tracking microcaps

The numbers show that revenue growth from a low base did not translate into profitability, with losses persisting quarter after quarter. The March 2026 quarter highlights this clearly: sales rose year-on-year, but the net loss remained close to ₹2 crore. The annual FY26 loss also widened compared with FY25, even as annual sales improved.

For investors, the most relevant takeaway is that the company’s reported operating scale remains small, while costs and losses remain large in comparison. The disclosures around board approvals, internal audit appointment, and warrant conversion provide additional context on governance actions and capital structure activity during the period.

Conclusion

Rama Petrochemicals’ filings show a continued loss-making trend, with Q1 FY25-26 PAT at -₹1.73 crore, FY26 net loss at -₹7.30 crore, and modest revenue levels even after year-on-year improvements. The next key reference points are further board-approved results announcements and subsequent quarterly disclosures, given the company’s low revenue base and recurring losses.