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ASM Technologies reported a sharp jump in Q1 FY26 earnings, boosted largely by the merger of ASM Digital Engineering with the company. Standalone revenue from operations more than doubled to Rs. 1,091.21 million from Rs. 464.71 million in Q1 FY25, while standalone profit after tax surged to Rs. 163.29 million from Rs. 20.30 million. Consolidated revenue rose to Rs. 1,229.15 million (vs Rs. 526.20 million) and consolidated PAT climbed to Rs. 155.73 million (vs Rs. 25.93 million), translating to a basic EPS of Rs. 10.67. The Manufacturing (DLM) segment saw explosive standalone growth to Rs. 530.71 million from Rs. 38.04 million, reflecting the merged entity's contribution. The Board declared an interim dividend of Rs. 1 per share and allotted 11.54 lakh shares during the quarter from earlier warrants. Two overseas subsidiaries (Singapore and Japan) reported eroded networth, but management said the going concern assumption remains valid with holding company support and cost reduction plans.
The numbers look impressive on the surface, but most of the YoY growth comes from the merger consolidation rather than pure organic expansion, so investors should read this carefully. The interim dividend and continued profitability are positives, while the weak overseas subsidiaries remain a watch point.