Dharan Infra-EPC

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• DebtLow debtIt owes ₹68 Cr against ₹946 Cr of shareholders' money (Sep 2025), 0.07 times.
• ResultsLoss-makingLost ₹4.19 Cr in the Sep 2025 quarter, a bigger loss than a year earlier.
• DilutionNo new sharesNo new shares issued in the last year, so existing shareholders' slices were not cut.
• PromotersSteadyThe promoters (founders or parent) own 0.8% of the company, about the same as in Dec 2024.
• ValuationNormal for this stockThe share trades at 9.7 times its yearly earnings (P/E), cheaper than 70% of the time in the last 1 years. Its usual P/E is about 17.

Dharan Infra-EPC against the typical company in its industry. The rank is out of the companies that report each figure; green means the better quarter of the pack, red the worse quarter.

• Valuation (P/E)9.7 against a typical 23.8: cheaper than most peers (1st = cheapest).36th of 173
• Sales growth−43.5% against a typical +6.6% from a year earlier.107th of 134
• Share price, 3 months−13.3% against a typical −9.9%.86th of 147
• Size₹ 99.1 Cr. market value against a typical ₹ 129.6 Cr. (1st = largest).90th of 163

Exchange filings and their impact on the company.

• 26 Oct 2026Corporate Insolvency Resolution ProcessHigh impactVery negativePrice 0% that day
  First CoC meet confirms Dharan Infra-EPC stays under CIRP with equity at high wipe-out risk.

  Dharan Infra-EPC, already under insolvency, informed exchanges that its first Committee of Creditors meeting will be held on 30 October 2026. The agenda includes a business update, approval of CIRP costs and discussion on appointment of the resolution professional. With control with the Interim Resolution Professional and a resolution plan yet to emerge, operations and fresh orders are likely to remain stalled and equity shareholders face high risk.

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• 19 Oct 2026Corporate Insolvency Resolution ProcessHigh impactNegativePrice 0% that day
  NCLT refused to withdraw insolvency, so CIRP continues and equity remains under resolution risk.

  Dharan Infra-EPC said the NCLT Mumbai bench on October 16, 2026 dismissed its plea to withdraw the ongoing insolvency process that was based on a settlement with creditor Tata Capital. As a result, the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process will continue under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. The company remains under the control of the Interim Resolution Professional, keeping major uncertainty for operations and shareholders.

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