Graphite India to shut Germany’s Graphite Specialties and Coating units after ₹322.53 crore net worth turns negative
Graphite India's decision to shut its German Graphite Specialties and Coating divisions highlights persistent demand weakness and war-related cost/competitiveness pressures. The units show material capital impairment (negative net worth) and the group's latest quarter saw lower revenue, a sharp profit decline, and EBITDA turning negative, reinforcing concerns over earnings quality. Near-term sentiment may remain risk-off toward cyclicals and industrial exposures.
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Graphite India said it will close its Graphite Specialties and Coating divisions in Germany, citing the prolonged impact of the Russia-Ukraine war and weak demand. The two businesses had a negative net worth of ₹322.53 crore as of March 31, 2026, and recorded turnover of ₹105.29 crore in FY2025-26. In the March quarter, the company’s net profit fell 45% to ₹16 crore and revenue declined 12% to ₹720 crore, while EBITDA swung to a loss. The stock has dropped 13.2% over the past month and fell 4% in the previous session.