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We downgrade our rating on the stock from HOLD to SELL owing to a slowdown in the momentum and risks posed by tariff-related uncertainties.

Ashoka Buildcon (Ashoka) reported a weak Q1FY26 with execution impacted amid early monsoons. As a result, revenue came in at INR 13bn (-30% YoY), its lowest in the last 10 quarters.

KNR Constructions (KNR) reported a revenue of INR 4.8bn in Q1FY26, down to a five-year trough. The lukewarm execution was primarily rooted in a smaller executable order book (OB).

KNR Constructions reported a sharp slowdown in execution, with consolidated revenue declining 38% YoY to Rs6bn and standalone revenue falling 45% YoY to Rs5bn, as most legacy projects neared completion and newly awarded contracts were still ramping up. Consolidated EBITDA stood at Rs2bn, translating to a strong margin of 29.9% due to segment mix effects, while standalone EBITDA fell 66% YoY to Rs0.6bn, with margins compressing to 13.6%. Consolidated PAT came in at Rs1bn (PAT margin 20.1%), down 26% YoY, while standalone PAT declined 62% YoY to Rs0.5bn (margin 10.6%). The divergence between...

We maintain our HOLD recommendation on the stock.

We maintain our BUY rating on the stock.

We recommend a BUY rating (earlier HOLD) on the company.

JYL’s Q1FY26 performance was subdued with revenue/ volume growth of 1.4%/ 3.6% YoY impacted by heightened competitive intensity across segments.

Considering the near-term challenges, we have downgraded the stock from BUY to HOLD and revised our TP to Rs 355/share, implying an upside potential of 7% from the CMP.

Net profit slightly beat estimates by 1.4% (up by 12.1% y-o-y and down by 4.3%) to Rs. 224 crore driven by AUM and NII growth, however partially offset by higher credit cost.