Consolidated Construction Q1: Revenue Jumps 134% to Rs1.2bn, Net Loss at Rs55m
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Consolidated Construction's Q1 results show revenue up 134% to 1.2bn rupees, but losses persisted (net loss 55m) versus a prior-year profit, with pre-tax losses narrowing. A sharp drop in special income versus last year suggests weaker non-recurring support, raising questions on execution, cost control, and asset quality. The read-through is idiosyncratic rather than macro, limiting broader market impact.
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Consolidated Construction Consortium Limited reported its first-quarter results, posting revenue of Rs1.2 billion, up 134% year on year. The company still recorded a net loss of Rs55 million, versus a net profit of Rs625 million in the same period last year. Pre-tax profit remained negative at Rs95 million, with the loss narrowing from a year earlier. Other income fell sharply to Rs30 million, down from Rs789 million a year ago. Earnings per share came in at -Rs0.12. The figures suggest the strong top-line growth has yet to translate into profitability, raising questions around project execution, cost control and asset quality.
