Shree Hanuman Sugar Q1 FY26: Sales Zero, Loss ₹0.18 Cr

Stock snapshot: trading near ₹3.9 on BSE

Shree Hanuman Sugar & Industries Ltd (BSE: 537709) traded around the ₹3.9 level in late June 2026. The data shows an intraday high of ₹3.9 and an intraday low of ₹3.8, with the 52-week range at ₹6.05 on the high side and ₹3.71 on the low side. The stock is not traded on NSE, as indicated in the provided exchange details.

On 29 Jun 2026, the quote also showed ₹3.80 with a decline of 3.55% at a point during the day, highlighting how quickly the price can move in a low-priced counter. Another update shows the stock at ₹3.90, up 1.83%, and a separate snapshot shows ₹3.94 with the previous close at ₹3.92. These prints together point to a narrow absolute price band but meaningful percentage swings.

Market capitalisation and liquidity cues

At the latest share price referenced in the dataset, Shree Hanuman Sugar’s market capitalisation is shown at about ₹7.215 crore (₹7.22 crore rounded). The BSE volume shown in one update is 1.06 lakh shares (Updated: Thu 4 Jun, 2026 | 15:40:01). For investors, these datapoints matter because microcap stocks can see sharp moves even on modest volumes.

The market depth snapshot also indicates a bid/ask of 3.77/3.80 on 29 Jun 2026. While the full order book is not included, the presence of a visible spread is a reminder to check execution prices closely.

Q1 results: June 2025 quarter showed zero revenue

In the table titled “Quarterly - Shree Hanuman Sugar & Industries Q1 Results” (all figures in ₹ crore except per share values), the June 2025 quarter (Jun 25) shows Total Revenue of ₹0.00 crore. Operating income is reported at -₹0.19 crore and net income at -₹0.18 crore.

Diluted normalized EPS for the June 2025 quarter is shown at -₹0.10, compared with -₹0.14 in March 2025, based on the same table. Total operating expense for June 2025 is ₹0.19 crore, compared with ₹0.26 crore in March 2025. With revenue at zero, these expenses translate almost directly into operating losses.

Sequential view: revenue slipped from ₹0.04 crore to ₹0.00 crore

Another dataset note states that revenue for Mar ’26 is ₹0 crore compared with Dec ’25 revenue of ₹0.04 crore, a decline of -100%. The same note shows EBITDA at -₹0.20 crore for Mar ’26 versus -₹0.19 crore for Dec ’25, and net profit at -₹0.20 crore for Mar ’26 versus -₹0.19 crore for Dec ’25.

This means the company’s reported revenue was already modest in Dec 2025 and then fell to nil by Mar 2026, while losses remained in a similar band. The small absolute numbers still matter because they indicate the business is not generating operating income in the reported period.

What the detailed quarterly P&L table shows (Mar 2025 to Mar 2026)

The “Quarterly Result” table (₹ crore) lists Net Sales at ₹0 across Mar 2025, Jun 2025, Sep 2025, Dec 2025, and Mar 2026. Total expenditure across the same quarters ranges between ₹0.19 crore and ₹0.29 crore. Operating profit is negative across all these quarters, matching the expense line due to the absence of sales.

Other income is shown at ₹0.01 crore in Mar 2025 and ₹0.04 crore in Dec 2025, with zeros in the other quarters shown. Profit after tax is negative in each quarter listed: -₹0.26 crore (Mar 2025), -₹0.18 crore (Jun 2025), -₹0.29 crore (Sep 2025), -₹0.19 crore (Dec 2025), and -₹0.20 crore (Mar 2026). Adjusted EPS is also negative across the set, including -₹0.11 for Mar 2026.

Longer history: annual numbers highlight large losses in FY22

The “Profit & Loss” table (₹ crore) shows that Net Sales were ₹1.50 crore in Mar 2020 and ₹0.02 crore in Mar 2021, and then ₹0 for Mar 2022, Mar 2023, and Mar 2024. Net profit is reported as -₹0.55 crore in FY20, -₹0.47 crore in FY21, -₹59.76 crore in FY22, -₹7.15 crore in FY23, and -₹0.26 crore in FY24.

Adjusted EPS in the same table is -₹0.30 (FY20), -₹0.25 (FY21), -₹32.3 (FY22), -₹3.87 (FY23), and -₹0.14 (FY24). The FY22 and FY23 numbers stand out for the magnitude of losses versus other years shown.

Shareholding: promoter stake broadly steady near 15%

The shareholding snapshot provided shows promoters at 15.16% through Sep 2025, easing to 15.11% in Dec 2025 and remaining 15.11% in Mar 2026. The same table lists named holders including Bhagwati Prasad Sharma (6.81%), Bimal Kumar Nopany (3.97%), Hanuman Industries India (0.41% by Mar 2026), and Nopany Investments Private (3.86%).

While the dataset does not provide a full ownership breakdown by category beyond the promoter line and these names, the small movement in promoter percentage suggests no major change across the quarters shown.

Corporate and compliance context disclosed in results note

The dataset includes a reference to a “Newspaper Publication of Financial Results for the quarter ended June 30, 2025” and states that unaudited financial results were submitted pursuant to Regulation 33 of the SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2025. This anchors the quarterly numbers to a formal disclosure context.

Separately, contact and identification details are provided: the company is based in Kolkata, West Bengal, and the website listed is http://www.hanumansugar.com. The BSE scrip code is shown as 537709.

Key numbers at a glance

Quarterly performance summary (₹ crore)

Market impact: what the numbers imply for investors

The most direct market takeaway from the disclosed results is the mismatch between expenses and operating income: net sales are shown as zero in multiple quarters while expenditure continues, resulting in recurring quarterly losses. For a microcap with a market capitalisation near ₹7.22 crore, even small changes in reported losses or any return of revenue can influence sentiment, but the dataset itself only supports the conclusion that revenue has been reported as nil in the quarters shown.

Price data shows the stock moving between ₹3.8 and ₹3.9 intraday with a 52-week band of ₹3.71 to ₹6.05. Such a range, alongside a visible bid-ask spread snapshot (3.77/3.80), indicates investors should pay attention to liquidity and execution if they trade the counter.

Analysis: why this update matters

This update matters because it frames Shree Hanuman Sugar’s operating position in hard numbers: the June 2025 quarter shows revenue at ₹0.00 crore, operating income at -₹0.19 crore, and net income at -₹0.18 crore. The Mar 2026 quarter in the quarterly table also shows net sales at ₹0.00 crore and a loss of -₹0.20 crore. The revenue comparison note further shows a drop from ₹0.04 crore in Dec 2025 to ₹0.00 crore in Mar 2026.

Taken together, the disclosures point to an ongoing period where the company reports expenses and losses without operating sales in the quarters shown. The shareholding table suggests promoter holding stayed broadly stable near 15% through Mar 2026, which helps investors track whether significant ownership shifts accompanied the financial performance shown.

Conclusion

Shree Hanuman Sugar & Industries’ disclosed quarterly numbers for the period shown reflect zero reported sales and continued losses, with June 2025 net income at -₹0.18 crore and March 2026 profit after tax at -₹0.20 crore. The BSE-listed stock traded near ₹3.9 with a market capitalisation of about ₹7.22 crore, and the 52-week range is shown at ₹3.71 to ₹6.05. The next meaningful datapoint for investors will be subsequent regulated financial disclosures that confirm whether revenue returns or cost levels change materially.