Submission of Financial results for the Quarter ended on 30th June, 2025
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Artificial Electronics Intelligent Material Ltd (formerly Datasoft Application Software India Ltd) reported strong Q1 FY26 results with revenue from operations surging to ₹675.00 lakh versus ₹108.00 lakh in Q1 FY25, a jump of about 525%. Total income stood at ₹718.01 lakh against ₹108.00 lakh last year. Net profit rose to ₹60.51 lakh from ₹17.65 lakh, up roughly 243% year-on-year. EPS came in at ₹0.36 (vs ₹1.56 in Q1 FY25, though the comparison is skewed because paid-up equity capital increased sharply from ₹113.18 lakh to ₹1,696.58 lakh during the year). The limited review report from statutory auditor DGMS & Co. was clean with no qualifications. Separately, the board saw significant churn: two independent directors (Mr. Achal Kapoor and Ms. Preeti Garg) and the company secretary (Ms. Pratibha Dhanuka) resigned citing personal reasons, while a new company secretary (Mrs. Chayonika Paloi) and a new internal auditor (M/s. DAT and Associates) were appointed.
The sharp revenue and profit growth is a positive signal for the micro-cap, though it reflects a business model shift toward equipment/inventory-led operations rather than pure software. Heavy board-level resignations and the change in internal auditor warrant some governance scrutiny by shareholders.