GREAVESCOT

Greaves Cotton shares fell sharply today (4 August 2026),

Greaves Cotton shares fell sharply today (4 August 2026), closing down nearly 14% after the company announced its Q1 FY27 results. Despite strong revenue growth of 31% YoY to ₹974 crore, investor sentiment weakened, leading to a broad sell‑off in the stock. 📊 Key Highlights – Q1 FY27 (Quarter ended 30 June 2026) Consolidated Revenue: ₹974 crore (+31% YoY) Standalone Revenue: ₹629 crore (+16% YoY) EBITDA: ₹56 crore (consolidated), ₹71 crore (standalone) Operating PBT: ₹27 crore (consolidated), ₹67 crore (standalone) PAT (FY26 full year): ₹35.29 crore vs loss of ₹6.28 crore in FY25 🌍 Strategic Developments Incorporated Greaves International Trading FZE in Dubai, UAE to strengthen global footprint. Continued investment in Greaves Electric Mobility, including ₹331 crore rights issue subscription. Focus on automation and manufacturing upgrades to improve efficiency. Execution of ***** strategy aimed at diversification and sustainable growth. 📈 Market Reaction (4 August 2026) Stock Performance: Greaves Cotton fell 14% on NSE/BSE, making it one of the day’s biggest losers. Indices: Sensex closed 210 points lower; Nifty slipped below 24,650. Sectoral Trend: IT and financials dragged markets, while capital goods and metals saw buying. ⚠️ Investor Takeaways Despite strong revenue growth, profitability remains modest (EBITDA margins under pressure). Market concerns include commodity price volatility and execution risks in scaling EV and international operations. Long‑term outlook remains positive due to diversification and EV push, but short‑term sentiment is cautious.