Windsor Machines Reports Q2 Loss, No Deviation in Preferential Issue Proceeds Utilization
Windsor Machines Limited reported a net loss of Rs. 305.61 lakhs for Q2, up from Rs. 155.48 lakhs last year, despite increased revenue. The company announced several strategic decisions, including the acquisition of Unitech Workholding Systems for Rs. 42.00 crores, amalgamation with Global CNC, and relocation of manufacturing plants. Windsor Machines also appointed four senior management personnel and reported on the utilization of preferential issue proceeds worth INR 725 crore, with INR 462.48 crore already used across five main objectives.

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Windsor Machines Limited , a leading manufacturer of plastic-processing machinery, has reported a net loss of Rs. 305.61 lakhs for the quarter ended September 30, compared to a loss of Rs. 155.48 lakhs in the same period last year. Despite the widened losses, the company's revenue from operations increased to Rs. 6,960.46 lakhs from Rs. 5,838.18 lakhs year-over-year.
Strategic Decisions and Acquisitions
The Board of Directors has approved several strategic decisions aimed at strengthening the company's position in the market:
Acquisition of Unitech Workholding Systems: Windsor Machines plans to acquire 100% equity shares of Unitech Workholding Systems Private Limited for Rs. 42.00 crores. This acquisition is expected to be financed through a combination of cash (Rs. 17.00 crores) and a share swap (Rs. 25.00 crores).
Amalgamation with Global CNC: The company has approved a scheme of amalgamation with its wholly-owned subsidiary, Global CNC Private Limited. This move aims to combine resources, increase market share, and optimize operations.
Land Purchase and Corporate Office Relocation: The company plans to purchase non-agriculture land in Gujarat for Rs. 55.00 crores. Additionally, Windsor Machines intends to relocate its corporate office from Vatva, Ahmedabad, to its registered office in Thaltej, Ahmedabad, effective January 1.
Manufacturing Plant Relocation
Windsor Machines is shifting both its manufacturing plants to a new integrated facility in Chibhda, Rajkot:
- The Injection machinery plant relocation has been completed at a one-time cost of Rs. 219.00 lakhs.
- The Extrusion machinery plant relocation is set to commence soon.
- The company has settled with union workers, paying a total one-time amount of Rs. 1,161.61 lakhs across its Extrusion, Injection, and Thane locations.
Senior Management Appointments
To strengthen its leadership team, Windsor Machines has appointed four senior management personnel:
| Name | Designation | Key Responsibility |
|---|---|---|
| Mr. Subhaschandra Shenoy | Vice President | Manufacturing operations of Extrusion and Injection Moulding Machines |
| Mr. Dipeshkumar Mukundbhai Kachhia | Vice President | Human Resources for Windsor Machines and Global CNC |
| Mr. Kiran Narayan More | Deputy General Manager | Sales and Marketing for Pipe Extrusion Machines (domestic and export) |
| Mr. Keyur Dilipbhai Patel | Manager | Manufacturing Assembly for Injection Moulding and Pipe Extrusion Machines |
Preferential Issue Proceeds Utilization
Windsor Machines Limited has submitted its monitoring agency report for the quarter ended September 30, prepared by ICRA Limited. The report confirms no deviation from the stated objects of the preferential issue worth INR 725 crore, which included equity shares and warrants. The company has utilized INR 462.48 crore of the net proceeds across five main objectives:
- Acquisition of Global CNC Private Limited: INR 342.77 crore utilized out of INR 344 crore allocated
- Funding capex requirements: INR 81.71 crore utilized out of INR 165 crore
- Working capital for the company: INR 10 crore utilized out of INR 63.80 crore
- Working capital for Global CNC: INR 13 crore utilized out of INR 52.20 crore
- General corporate purposes: INR 15 crore utilized out of INR 100 crore
The monitoring agency noted that INR 462.50 crore was credited to net proceeds accounts as only part payment was received against warrants. All statutory approvals, including GPCB approval, have been obtained, and the implementation timeline remains on schedule across all objectives.
These strategic decisions, operational changes, and the proper utilization of preferential issue proceeds come as Windsor Machines aims to consolidate its operations, expand its product offerings, and improve its market position in the plastic-processing machinery sector.
Historical Stock Returns for Windsor Machines
| 1 Day | 5 Days | 1 Month | 6 Months | 1 Year | 5 Years |
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| -2.60% | -1.06% | -2.14% | -10.04% | +25.94% | +1,839.13% |






























