Unaudited financial result for the quarter ended June 30, 2025
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Forbes Precision Tools reported Q1 FY26 standalone revenue from operations of Rs. 5,241 lakhs, up modestly from Rs. 5,177 lakhs in Q1 FY25 (about 1.2% growth). Total income for the quarter was Rs. 5,328 lakhs. Profit after tax fell to Rs. 381 lakhs from Rs. 483 lakhs a year ago, a YoY decline of roughly 21%. Basic and diluted EPS came in at Rs. 0.74, down from Rs. 0.94 in the same quarter last year. Total expenses rose to Rs. 4,820 lakhs, driven mainly by higher employee costs (Rs. 1,131 lakhs vs Rs. 1,069 lakhs) and depreciation (Rs. 375 lakhs vs Rs. 314 lakhs), indicating some margin pressure. No exceptional items were reported. Statutory auditors Sharp & Tannan Associates issued a clean limited review report with an unqualified conclusion.
Revenue held steady but profitability slipped year-on-year, suggesting cost pressures are weighing on margins — investors may see this as a soft quarter. The Rs. 5 per share interim dividend already paid in May 2025 offers near-term income support for shareholders despite the earnings dip.