Financial Result for March 31, 2026
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Apollo Finvest India Ltd reported total income of ₹2,124.60 lakhs for FY26, down ~30% from ₹3,044.18 lakhs in FY25, driven by a sharp decline in interest income (₹1,311.96 vs ₹2,116.76 lakhs). Despite lower revenue, PBT rose to ₹1,040.87 lakhs (up ~6%) aided by a gain on PPE disposal of ₹198.25 lakhs and lower impairment charges (₹179.05 vs ₹353.64 lakhs). PAT stood at ₹695.49 lakhs vs ₹721.57 lakhs (down ~3.6%). EPS came in at ₹18.63 per share. Total assets declined marginally to ₹10,474.19 lakhs; loans reduced to ₹6,247.30 lakhs from ₹8,219.78 lakhs. Cash flow from operations turned strongly positive at ₹2,757.66 lakhs vs negative ₹2,541.12 lakhs in the prior year. Statutory auditors GMJ & Co issued an unmodified opinion. The company also disclosed co-lending arrangements with a gross outstanding of ₹3,055.62 lakhs and NPA of ₹0.74 lakhs.
Revenue has declined significantly year-on-year, reflecting a contraction in the loan book and interest income. However, tight cost control, lower impairment, and one-time disposal gains helped sustain profitability. Positive operating cash flow is a healthy sign. The stock may face near-term pressure due to revenue contraction despite stable earnings.