Did the merger terms change in this filing?

No. The swap ratio remains **5 shares of Invade Agro for every 2 shares of Chambal Breweries**. The re-approval was procedural after the earlier deferral.

How does the Q1 loss compare to prior periods?

The net loss of **₹7.75 lakhs** is up from **₹5.91 lakhs** for the two-month period ended May 31, 2026. Revenue remained zero in both periods.

What is Chambal Breweries' market cap?

Approximately **₹17 crore**, dwarfing the tiny loss. The stock trades almost entirely on the merger premium.

When is the merger expected to close?

There is no set timeline. The scheme requires approvals from shareholders, creditors, and the NCLT. The earlier deferral by Invade Agro adds uncertainty.

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Chambal Breweries re-approves Invade Agro merger, loss widens

Q1 net loss of ₹7.75 lakhs on zero revenue; merger swap ratio unchanged. No new timeline or material change.

— 3 earlier stories on Chambal Breweries & Distilleries Ltd. →

CHMBBRW By Tipsheet Editorial 7 Jul 2026 · 8:35 PM IST Verify on BSE · NSE

Mkt cap₹17.19 cr

ROE0.00%

Debt / eq.0.00

₹7.75 lakhs Net loss for June quarter on zero operating revenue

What's new

Audited net loss of ₹7.75 lakhs for June quarter with zero revenue.
Board re-approved the draft amalgamation with Invade Agro, terms unchanged at 5:2 swap ratio.
Scheme now to be submitted to stock exchanges; still needs shareholder, creditor, NCLT approvals.

Why this matters

Chambal Breweries has no operating revenue. Its only value path is the merger with Invade Agro. The re-approval confirms intent but adds no catalyst, the same draft that hit a procedural snag in June remains unchanged.

What we're watching

Invade Agro shareholder vote on the scheme.
NCLT hearing date.
Any update on the earlier deferral by Invade Agro board.

The full read

Zero revenue. A ₹7.75 lakh loss. That's the quarterly scorecard for Chambal Breweries, a dormant nano-cap with a ₹17 crore market capitalisation. In the same board meeting, the directors re-approved the draft amalgamation with Invade Agro. The swap ratio is unchanged: five Invade shares for every two Chambal shares. The scheme was first approved in June before Invade deferred; this filing merely confirms the same draft. No new timeline, no material change. For a stock that lives on merger premium, it's a procedural checkmark. Hardly a catalyst.

Questions answered

Did the merger terms change in this filing?: No. The swap ratio remains 5 shares of Invade Agro for every 2 shares of Chambal Breweries. The re-approval was procedural after the earlier deferral.
How does the Q1 loss compare to prior periods?: The net loss of ₹7.75 lakhs is up from ₹5.91 lakhs for the two-month period ended May 31, 2026. Revenue remained zero in both periods.
What is Chambal Breweries' market cap?: Approximately ₹17 crore, dwarfing the tiny loss. The stock trades almost entirely on the merger premium.
When is the merger expected to close?: There is no set timeline. The scheme requires approvals from shareholders, creditors, and the NCLT. The earlier deferral by Invade Agro adds uncertainty.

Mentioned: Invade Agro · ₹7.75 lakh loss · 5:2 swap ratio

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Company snapshot

Chambal Breweries & Distilleries Ltd.

Miscellaneous

₹20 cr

Latest quarter · Mar 2026

Sales₹0 cr

Net profit−₹0 cr

Op. margin+0.0%

EPS−₹0.06

Strength & growth

Debt / equity0.00×

Current ratio6.73×

Sales CAGR−100.0%

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7 Jul 2026 · 8:35 PM IST Chambal Breweries re-approves Invade Agro merger, loss widens
9d ago Chambal Breweries' merger plan hits procedural snag as Invade Agro defers
11d ago Chambal Breweries approves merger with Invade Agro
16d ago Chambal Breweries posts ₹5.91 lakh net loss on zero revenue