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Calcom Vision reported strong Q2 FY26 results with revenue from operations rising about 47% year-on-year to ₹5,006.46 lakhs (vs ₹3,408.08 lakhs in Q2 FY25). Half-year revenue grew nearly 82% to ₹9,514.06 lakhs. Standalone profit after tax for Q2 was ₹209.27 lakhs (vs ₹174.08 lakhs), while H1 PAT swung to a profit of ₹279.20 lakhs from a loss of ₹6.50 lakhs in H1 FY25. Other income includes a ₹180 lakh PLI incentive claim under the government's white goods scheme. The consolidated PAT for Q2 was ₹197.79 lakhs and H1 was ₹260.52 lakhs. Operating cash flow for H1 was healthy at ₹1,265 lakhs (vs ₹720 lakhs). Total debt stands at about ₹6,155 lakhs against equity of ₹8,624 lakhs, giving a debt-to-equity ratio of around 0.71. The company also reported the resignation of internal auditor Mr. Rahul Bhakuni and the appointment of Mr. Shubham Tripathi in his place.
Strong revenue growth and a turnaround to profit, partly boosted by a one-time PLI incentive, should be viewed positively by shareholders. The change in internal auditor is a routine governance update and unlikely to materially affect the stock. Investors should watch whether the revenue momentum and margins are sustainable without the PLI boost.