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Phychem relied on one supplier for 62.60% of FY 2025-26 purchases, while cost of goods sold equalled Rs 43.3063 crore, or 76.70% of revenue.
Phychem’s IPO restatement lowered FY25 profit after tax by Rs 50.41 lakh to Rs 2.8417 crore, led by an Rs 83.73 lakh subsidy adjustment.
Phychem derived 89.78% of FY26 revenue from roto-moulding compounds, with colour powders and stone-effect compounds contributing a combined 68.60% of sales.
Karamtara’s two 2023 promoter trusts sit alongside direct Singh holdings within a 92.05% promoter block, linking each trust to one managing brother’s family.
Karamtara Engineering Ltd.’s domestic revenue rose 2.49 times to Rs 2,564.484 crore in Fiscal 2026, lifting India’s share to 59.48% from 42.44%.
Karamtara Engineering Limited’s two promoters guarantee 11 company facilities, led by Rs 1,920 crore of working-capital lines backed through Axis Trustee Services Limited.
Karamtara Engineering's investors put Rs 382.167 crore into pre-IPO securities at Rs 310 each, while key contractual rights end upon listing.
India’s solar tracker-components market is projected to reach USD 4.54 billion by FY2031E, while fixed-tilt structural components are forecast to decline at a 4.1% CAGR.
The Company’s promoters hold 92.05% of pre-offer equity, led by two promoter trusts holding 47.30% through trustees shared with individual promoters.
Karamtara faces a pending CBI case over alleged non-genuine invoices linked to three 2013 letters of credit after an October 17, 2024 supplementary chargesheet.
Karamtara faces an unresolved MCA inspection covering 17 alleged Companies Act lapses, while a Section 134 compounding application has been filed before NCLT Mumbai.
Karamtara Engineering Ltd supplied 39.5% of India’s USD 38.95 crore solar-component exports to North America in Fiscal 2025, while US tariffs threaten volumes and profitability.
Karamtara’s FY26 capital expenditure was Rs 925.664 crore, exceeding Rs 675.148 crore operating cash flow, as total borrowings rose 85% to Rs 1,030.129 crore.
Karamtara’s Tarapur IPO contempt dispute entered mediation after the Bombay High Court’s September 1, 2026 order, while a Rs 10 crore damages claim remains pending.
Karamtara’s wind-tower plant used 20.55% of 126,000 metric tonnes of capacity in FY26, while Bhachau solar MMS utilisation was 2.70%.
Promoter Selling Shareholder backs Rs 319.71 crore in quantified rupee guarantees, led by Rs 111.12 crore for Primacy Consumer Products Private Limited.