Williamson Magor & Company Limited Schedules Q2 FY27 Results

Williamson Magor & Company Limited will consider its unaudited Q2 FY27 and first-half FY27 results on 12 November 2026, following a reported Q1 FY27 net loss of ₹12.541 crore. The scheduled board meeting is significant because the company’s FY26 audit carried a qualified opinion and identified material uncertainty over its ability to continue as a going concern.

When will Williamson Magor report its Q2 FY27 results?

Williamson Magor will hold a board meeting on 12 November 2026 to consider and approve unaudited standalone and consolidated financial results for the quarter and half year ended 30 September 2026. The company informed BSE of the agenda, which covers the July-September quarter, commonly referred to as Q2 FY27, and the six-month period from April to September 2026.

The meeting follows the company’s previous results meeting on 12 August 2026, when the board considered the unaudited financial results for the quarter ended 30 June 2026. The company’s board-meeting schedule also records the next event as quarterly results on 12 November 2026. The information provided does not contain the Q2 FY27 financial outcome, as the meeting was scheduled to consider the results on that date.

For investors, the release will provide the next formal update on the company’s reported income, expenses, profitability and balance-sheet position. It will also include results on both standalone and consolidated bases, as specified in the BSE intimation.

What did Williamson Magor report in its latest financial disclosures?

Williamson Magor’s reported Q1 FY27 figures in the supplied data include a net loss of ₹12.541 crore, while revenue is separately shown as ₹0 crore in a results snapshot. The company’s June-quarter filing was described as carrying a qualified auditor opinion and severe going-concern uncertainty.

The supplied material also contains another Q1 summary that reports revenue of ₹1.77 crore, operating profit of ₹0.33 crore and net profit of ₹0.20 crore, with earnings per share of ₹0.90. These figures conflict with the separate Q1 FY27 snapshot reporting nil revenue and a ₹12.541 crore loss. Investors should therefore rely on the detailed exchange-filed standalone and consolidated statements when assessing the June-quarter numbers.

For FY26, the standalone audited figures reported total revenue from operations of ₹44.6879 crore and total income of ₹152.7479 crore. The company reported a net loss of ₹1,514.104 crore for the financial year, according to the figures stated in thousands and converted here into crore. For the quarter ended 31 March 2026, standalone revenue from operations was ₹0.1967 crore and net loss was ₹12.541 crore.

Why is the auditor’s qualification important for Williamson Magor?

The qualified audit opinion is important because the auditors identified material uncertainty regarding Williamson Magor’s ability to continue as a going concern. The disclosure cited full erosion of net worth, making the company’s financial position a central consideration alongside the quarterly operating figures.

The audit report also flagged non-recognition of interest expenses, defaults on debt repayments and an overstatement of deferred tax assets. These are accounting and financing matters that can affect how investors interpret reported losses, liabilities and tax-related balances. The supplied information does not state that these matters had been resolved before the scheduled November board meeting.

The board approved the audited standalone and consolidated results for the quarter and year ended 31 March 2026 at its meeting on 26 May 2026. The results had been reviewed by the Audit Committee and statutory auditors. That annual disclosure provides the background for the market’s attention on subsequent unaudited quarterly updates.

What should investors watch in the November results?

Investors should watch the Q2 FY27 result for any updated disclosure on revenue, net profit or loss, debt servicing, interest recognition and the going-concern assessment. Since the board will also consider half-year results, the filing should offer a broader view of performance across April to September 2026 rather than only the September quarter.

The company held its 75th annual general meeting on 28 September 2026 through video conference, where shareholders approved the appointment of Arup Pal and Subhajit Majumdar as directors. The provided material also states that the FY26 accounts were approved at the meeting. These governance events occurred before the scheduled Q2 results review.

The latest filing cycle has included board meetings on 12 February 2026 for the nine-month results, 26 May 2026 for audited FY26 results, 12 August 2026 for June-quarter results and 12 November 2026 for the September-quarter and half-year results. This sequence places the November meeting within the company’s regular financial reporting calendar.

Conclusion

Williamson Magor’s scheduled 12 November board meeting is the next key reporting event after a period marked by reported losses, conflicting secondary Q1 data summaries and a qualified FY26 audit opinion. The formal standalone and consolidated filing will be important for establishing the latest comparable financial figures.

The principal item to watch next is the board’s disclosed Q2 and first-half FY27 outcome, including any update on the going-concern uncertainty, debt-repayment defaults, interest expenses and deferred tax assets identified in the FY26 audit observations.