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CLC Industries Ltd Q3 FY26 — ₹31.7 Cr Quarterly Sales, 423% YoY Jump, But EPS Still Bleeding (₹ -0.55). Zombie Comeback or Just CPR?

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1. At a Glance – The “Wait, It’s Alive?” Moment

CLC Industries Ltd is that stock which most investors had mentally declared dead, performed the last rites, and moved on — and then suddenly it coughed. Current market cap sits around ₹25.1 Cr, the stock trades near ₹2.80, and promoters now own a jaw-dropping 95% of the company. Yes, this is the same company that was under CIRP since FY20, drowning in accumulated losses, lenders knocking with SARFAESI notices, and balance sheet looking like a crime scene.

And yet — Q3 FY26 just delivered ₹31.68 Cr in quarterly sales, up 423% YoY. Operating profit even flirted with positivity in recent quarters. But before you pop the champagne, PAT is still ₹ -4.93 Cr, ROE is -26.9%, ROCE is -6.84%, and debt-to-equity is a spicy 10.2x.

So what is this?
A turnaround story loading… or a zombie company that just learned how to walk?

Let’s open the forensic file. 🕵️♂️


2. Introduction – From Spentex to Suspense

Originally incorporated in 1991 as Spentex Industries Ltd, the company rebranded to CLC Industries Ltd in June 2018 — because sometimes changing the name is easier than fixing the balance sheet.

CLC was once a fully-integrated yarn manufacturer with 214,416 spindles, supplying cotton, polyester, blended yarns across hosiery, weaving, carpet, sewing thread, and fancy yarn categories. Then came over-expansion, debt, losses, and finally — Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) starting FY20.

For years, the company reported zero revenues, assets were sold, undertakings were slumped, and shareholders were basically watching a slow-motion financial horror movie.

Then post-resolution, new promoters stepped in, assets were rationalised, capital was reduced, debt sharply written down, and — crucially — commercial production restarted at select units.

Now the company is back on the scoreboard.
But is this revival sustainable or just post-insolvency adrenaline?

Ask yourself: how many zombie companies do you know that actually recover?


3. Business Model – WTF Do They Even Do Now?

At its core, CLC Industries is a yarn manufacturer and trader. No SaaS pivot, no AI buzzwords, no EV nonsense. Pure textile grind.

Product portfolio includes:

  • Hosiery yarns: cotton, melange, siro, jaspe, slub
  • Weaving yarns: cotton blends,
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