Audited Standalone and Consolidated Financial Result for the quarter and year ended 31st March, 2026
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Caspian Corporate Services Limited reported audited results for FY26 ending March 31, 2026. Consolidated revenue grew 19.18% to Rs 10,208.11 Lakhs from Rs 8,565.03 Lakhs in FY25, driven by the manpower supply services business. However, net profit collapsed by 98.30% to just Rs 4.40 Lakhs from Rs 259.30 Lakhs in the prior year, primarily due to a surge in employee benefit expenses (Rs 757.40 Lakhs vs Rs 236.74 Lakhs) and increased finance costs (Rs 240.89 Lakhs). On a standalone basis, revenue jumped 267.75% to Rs 712.82 Lakhs but net profit dropped 98.68% to Rs 1.00 Lakhs. The company declared a 5% dividend (Rs 0.5 per share). The auditor issued an unmodified opinion confirming clean financials with no qualifications. Cash flow from standalone operations turned negative at Rs -100.03 Lakhs, though consolidated operating cash flow was positive at Rs 353.18 Lakhs.
The stock shows severe profitability collapse despite revenue growth, indicating margin erosion due to rising manpower costs and interest expenses. The tiny net profit of Rs 4.40 Lakhs on Rs 10,208 Lakhs revenue suggests very thin margins. Shareholders face minimal returns with EPS of only Rs 0.0347 on consolidated basis.