Aequs reports that its consolidated net loss in Q2 FY27 is about ₹52 crore, with results showing a slight narrowing versus the prior quarter while revenue rises year-on-year. Multiple outlets say higher depreciation and finance costs are a key factor affecting profitability, even as EBITDA improves sequentially.
Outlets also highlight strong revenue growth for the quarter and the first half of FY27, with Q2 revenue from operations reported at about ₹409 crore and H1 revenue rising sharply. The company’s aerospace business is presented as the main driver, and several reports cite an aerospace order book reaching around $1.1 billion. Some outlets add operational and investment details, such as contract/manufacturing context and updates to production capacity or long-term supply relationships.
Differences mainly come from emphasis: one outlet leads with the loss figure and order book, another frames the quarter as a revenue jump with a loss that widens versus last year, while a third focuses on broader Q2 and H1 performance and the aerospace segment’s growth.
