EMSLIMITEDBSEEMS LtdHighNeutral
Announced Fri, 29 May · 17:48 IST

To consider and Approve Standalone and consolidated Audited Financial Results of the company for the Financial Year ended March 31, 2026, and recommendation of Final Dividend

Revenue DeclinePat NegativeRelated Party TransactionsNegative Operating CashflowDebt Equity ThresholdResults View source PDF

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EMS Limited reported significant declines in both standalone and consolidated results for FY 2025-26. Standalone revenue fell to Rs 60,810 lakhs from Rs 94,245 lakhs (approx 35% decline), while consolidated revenue dropped to Rs 73,275 lakhs from Rs 97,249 lakhs (approx 25% decline). Standalone PAT declined to Rs 8,847 lakhs from Rs 18,227 lakhs (approx 51% decline), with consolidated PAT at Rs 9,119 lakhs vs Rs 18,378 lakhs. Basic EPS fell to Rs 15.93 from Rs 32.82. The Board recommended a final dividend of Rs 1.5 per share (15%). Chairman Ramveer Singh voluntarily waived his salary of Rs 50 lakhs per month. The company also appointed a strategic financial consultant and provided a corporate guarantee of Rs 35 crores for subsidiary EMS Industries Private Limited. Statutory auditors gave an unmodified opinion. Cash flow from operations was negative at Rs 8,392 lakhs (standalone), with inventories increasing significantly and short-term borrowings rising by Rs 4,605 lakhs.

Likely market impact

The company experienced a major revenue and profit contraction this year compared to FY 2024-25. While the auditors gave a clean opinion and the company maintains profitability and shareholder returns, the significant decline in performance and negative operating cash flow are concerns for investors. The ₹35 crore guarantee for the subsidiary also adds contingent liability exposure.