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Polycon swings to ₹2.87 cr loss as revenue drops 20%

The nano-cap's annual loss equals 29% of its entire market capitalisation. Quarterly losses are accelerating.

1 earlier story on Polycon International Ltd.
Mkt cap₹11.97 cr
ROE3.58%
Debt / eq.8.53
₹2.87 cr Annual net loss, against a profit of ₹14.25 lakh a year earlier.

What's new

  • Polycon's FY26 revenue fell 20% to ₹17.63 cr, and it posted a net loss of ₹2.87 cr versus a ₹14.25 lakh profit.
  • Q4 loss widened to ₹92.03 lakh, nearly triple the ₹32.99 lakh loss a year ago.
  • The annual loss is equivalent to about 29% of the company's ₹10 cr market cap.

Why this matters

This is a nano-cap where the scale of the loss is existential. A ₹2.87 cr loss against a ₹10 cr market cap isn't a bad quarter; it's a wipeout of nearly a third of the company's value in a single year. The accelerating quarterly losses show no sign of the bottom forming.

What we're watching

  • Whether the company has the cash or borrowing headroom to absorb another year of these losses.
  • Any moves to restructure, sell assets, or raise emergency capital.
  • The auditor's notes for any going-concern qualifications.

The full read

Polycon International's FY26 results are bad on every metric. Revenue dropped 20% to ₹17.63 crore from ₹22.06 crore. More critically, the company swung from a ₹14.25 lakh profit to a ₹2.87 crore net loss. For context, Polycon's total market capitalisation is ₹10 crore. The annual loss is worth nearly 29% of the company's value. The deterioration accelerated in the final three months: Q4 net losses widened to ₹92.03 lakh, almost three times the ₹32.99 lakh loss in Q4 FY25. The auditor's report cites a consistent operational downturn across segments. For a nano-cap with no evident margin of safety, a loss of this scale isn't a cycle. It's a solvency question.

Questions answered

How severe is Polycon's financial decline relative to its size?
The net loss of ₹2.87 crore represents roughly 29% of Polycon's entire market capitalisation of ₹10 crore. The company's annual revenue shrank by 20% to ₹17.63 crore.
Is the deterioration isolated to the full year, or is the latest quarter worse?
The trend is worsening. The Q4 net loss of ₹92.03 lakh was nearly three times the ₹32.99 lakh loss in the same quarter last year, indicating the operational problems are intensifying.
What was the previous year's result?
Polycon had reported a net profit of ₹14.25 lakh for FY25 on revenue of ₹22.06 crore. It has now swung to a multi-crore loss.
Were the results audited?
Yes, the FY26 results were audited by S.R. Goyal & Co. The filing states comprehensive income was negatively impacted by a consistent operational downturn.
Mentioned: Polycon International Ltd. · ₹2.87 cr net loss · ₹10 cr market cap
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Company snapshot

Polycon International Ltd.

Chemicals
₹12 cr

Latest quarter · Mar 2026

Sales₹5 cr
Net profit−₹1 cr
Op. margin−7.8%
EPS−₹1.69

Strength & growth

Debt / equity8.53×
Current ratio2.54×
Sales CAGR−7.1%
  1. 29 May 2026 · 9:52 PM IST Polycon swings to ₹2.87 cr loss as revenue drops 20%
  2. 38d ago Polycon's equity is almost gone after a year of losses and shrinking revenue