The Unaudited Standalone and Consolidated Financial Results for the Half Year Ended 30th September 2025.
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Apollo Techno Industries reported a sharp fall in profitability for H1 FY26 (April-September 2025) on a standalone basis, even though this was the company's first results filing after its BSE SME listing on December 31, 2025 via an IPO of 36.89 lakh shares at Rs. 130 each. Standalone revenue from operations dipped to Rs. 4,569.30 lakhs from Rs. 4,924.54 lakhs in H1 FY25, a decline of about 7%. Standalone profit after tax nearly halved to Rs. 202.26 lakhs from Rs. 552.57 lakhs, with EPS falling to Rs. 2.02 from Rs. 5.53. Consolidated numbers were somewhat better with revenue at Rs. 4,839.18 lakhs (nearly flat YoY) and PAT at Rs. 420.89 lakhs, helped by stronger export contribution (overseas sales rose to Rs. 936.89 lakhs vs Rs. 288.27 lakhs). Total expenses stayed elevated, with material costs and short-term borrowings rising, squeezing margins. Auditor Dipal R. Shah & Co. issued an unqualified limited review report with no adverse comments.
Sharp year-on-year drop in standalone profits and revenue contraction may concern short-term investors, especially after a fresh IPO listing. However, consolidated results show improving export traction and a healthier bottom line, suggesting the subsidiary is offsetting standalone weakness. Watch margins and debt levels closely in upcoming quarters.