Press Release for the Financial Results of the company for the half-year and year ended 31st March 2026
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BharatRohan Airborne Innovations Ltd reported FY 2025-26 revenues of Rs 8,541.07 Lakhs, a 203.17% jump from FY-25. EBITDA grew 26.61% to Rs 1,224.25 Lakhs and PBT rose 49% to Rs 1,326.75 Lakhs. PAT increased 12.73% to Rs 1,059.59 Lakhs, with the lower growth rate attributed to the company moving from a zero-tax MAT regime to a regular tax regime (~29.9%) post its BSE SME listing. Operationally, the company scaled to 58,557 farmers across 2,63,507 acres, with 25,648 farmers (43.8%) now paying for CropAssure services, representing a 101.49% increase in paying farmers YOY. The company also expanded its D2C food brand, launched the SprayAssure drone-as-a-service app, obtained DGCA Type Certification for its Pravir X-6 drone, developed an in-house hyperspectral camera, and entered new sectors including solar monitoring, transmission line inspection, and forestry — all pointing to a deliberate shift from a pure agritech player to a multi-sector deep-tech enterprise.
The 203% revenue surge is transformative, but investors should note that PAT growth is artificially suppressed by the tax regime change — underlying operational growth of 49% in PBT is far more representative of business momentum. The stock's near-term valuation may benefit from the strong farmer base expansion and diversification into industrial inspection services, but the SME listing and new regular tax status increase the cost base materially.