Apollo Micro Systems Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended September 30, 2025.
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Apollo Micro Systems posted strong Q2 FY26 results with standalone revenue from operations rising ~40% year-on-year to Rs.225.26 crore (vs Rs.160.71 crore in Q2 FY25). Standalone profit after tax nearly doubled to Rs.33.05 crore (vs Rs.15.87 crore), while half-yearly PAT more than doubled to Rs.52.47 crore (vs Rs.24.48 crore). Basic EPS for the quarter stood at Rs.1.02 versus Rs.0.53 a year ago. On a consolidated basis, Q2 PAT grew ~70% YoY to Rs.30.03 crore. During the quarter, 21.07 lakh share warrants were converted into equity shares at a Rs.113 premium, with 3.60 crore warrants still pending conversion. The company also disclosed that its subsidiary Apollo Defence Industries paid Rs.107 crore to acquire IDL Explosives Limited as a step-down subsidiary.
The sharp jump in profits and over 40% revenue growth signal strong business momentum, likely supporting positive investor sentiment. However, shareholders should note the large number of pending share warrants which could cause dilution, and the major acquisition and rising borrowings (non-current borrowings up to Rs.97.71 crore from Rs.38.21 crore) which increase leverage and execution risk.