Antony Waste Handling Cell will convene on May 29, 2026, to approve their financial results for the fiscal year 2026. The board meeting will also discuss and potentially recommend a final dividend distribution for the same period. Following the announcement of results, trading activity will resume.

The Supreme Court has approved a Rs 15 crore settlement for Antony Waste, with an additional 9% annual interest applied if payments are overdue by more than three months. The challenge against this decision has been dismissed.

The Supreme Court has ruled against BNCMC in the Antony Waste case, ordering them to pay a sum of INR 15 crores within three months. Failure to meet this deadline will result in a 9% interest penalty.

Antony Waste has provided a ₹123 crore guarantee to secure a loan for one of its subsidiaries, enabling the transition of credit facilities from HDFC Bank with no involvement from the promoters.

Antony Waste has provided a ₹123 crore guarantee to secure a loan for one of its subsidiaries, enabling the transition of credit facilities from HDFC Bank. Notably, this move doesn't involve any interest from the company's promoters.

Antony Waste anticipates a promising FY27 due to a healthy order book, signaling potential growth catalysts driving future expansion.

Antony Waste Handling Cell reported a 13% increase in Q4 revenue for the fiscal year 2026, signifying growth in their waste management sector. They've also partnered with JFE Engineering to strengthen their waste-to-energy operations, indicating an emphasis on sustainable energy solutions.

Antony Waste anticipates a 13% increase in revenue for FY26, along with a 15% hike in waste volumes. The company has secured INR 4,800 crore worth of contracts and received a 750 million yen investment from JFE for Waste-to-Energy projects.

Antony Waste Handling is experiencing an increase in investor attention due to the growing popularity of waste-to-energy, bolstered by supportive policies. However, the sector is not without its risks, including potential illiquidity and operational challenges, even as it addresses landfill and energy security concerns.

Antony Waste and JFE Corporation announce a joint venture to construct two waste-to-energy (WtE) plants in Andhra Pradesh, India, with an investment of INR 750 million from JFE for a 25% stake. Each plant will have a processing capacity of 750 tons per day and produce 15 MW of power output.

Silverleaf Capital has disposed of approximately 142,000 shares in Antony Waste Headings for an average price of around Rs. 506.72 each, according to the National Stock Exchange (NSE) bulk trades.

Antony Waste Headway Cell Ltd experienced a significant buy order of approximately 269,538 shares at an average price of Rs 511.7, executed by IRAGE Broking Services LLP on April 9, 2026. This substantial purchase indicates investor confidence in the company's future prospects.

Antony Waste's subsidiary, Antony Lara, has teamed up with JFE Engineering for a ₹750M investment in two Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) based in Andhra Pradesh. As a result, the ownership structure of these SPVs will now be 75% Antony Lara and 25% JFE.