Jamna Auto posts higher sales and profit, but H1 operating cash flow turns negative
Jamna Auto reported higher Q2 revenue and profit and bought Owen Springs, but its operating cash flow for the first half turned negative, according to TradingView.
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what happened
According to TradingView, Jamna Auto's consolidated revenue in the second quarter reached 78,556.17 lakh rupees, and net profit came to 5,644.37 lakh rupees. Revenue and profit for the first half also exceeded the prior-year figures.
The quarter included the acquisition of Owen Springs. However, operating cash flow for the first half was negative, and the company declared an interim dividend of 1 rupee per share.
why it matters
The combination of higher sales and profit with negative operating cash flow is worth watching for investors, since accounting profit does not always turn into cash right away. The news matters mainly to shareholders of this Indian auto parts maker.
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- JAMNAAUTO: Higher consolidated sales and profit; Owen Springs acquired, but H1 operating cash flow turned negative — TradingView, 14 November 2026 at 08:26 UTC
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