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Allied Digital Services reported record-high annual revenues of Rs. 968 crore in FY26, up 20% from Rs. 807 crore in FY25. EBITDA grew 14% to Rs. 112 crore (excluding a one-time provision), though EBITDA margin compressed to 11% from 12% in the prior year. PAT grew 10% to Rs. 36 crore excluding the one-time provision, but including it the Q4 PAT turned negative at Rs. 3 crore loss. The company took a Rs. 36 crore one-time provision in Q4 FY26. PBT (excluding provision) rose 33% to Rs. 81 crore. The Board recommended a dividend of Rs. 1.50 per share (30%). Gross debt increased from Rs. 134 crore to Rs. 188 crore year-on-year. New order bookings during the quarter exceeded Rs. 166 crore across multi-year contracts in IT services and smart city solutions.
Strong top-line growth of 20% demonstrates business momentum, but the one-time Rs. 36 crore provision significantly distorted Q4 profitability. The compression in EBITDA margin from 12% to 11% and rising gross debt warrant monitoring, while the dividend provides near-term shareholder return.