The Board of Directors of the Company at its Meeting held today i.e. November 12, 2025, has, inter-alia considered and approved the following: Unaudited Standalone and Consolidated Financial ....
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The Board approved Globtier Infotech's unaudited H1 FY26 results (April-Sept 2025). Standalone revenue from operations was ₹4,214.19 lakhs (up ~2% YoY from ₹4,128.12 lakhs). Profit Before Tax rose ~26% YoY to ₹457 lakhs, while PAT grew ~14% to ₹340.37 lakhs (EPS of ₹2.86 vs ₹2.65). Operating profit margin improved sharply from ~8.8% to ~10.8%, and estimated EBITDA margin expanded from ~14.2% to ~18.2%. However, operating cash flow turned negative at -₹548 lakhs (standalone) and -₹504 lakhs (consolidated), hurt by rising trade receivables (~₹650 lakh increase) and lower trade payables. The board ratified the incorporation of a wholly owned UK subsidiary (Globtier UK Ltd) and approved further subsidiary investments, and appointed new internal and secretarial auditors for FY26. The company recently listed on BSE SME in September 2025 via an IPO that raised ₹2,744 lakhs, of which ₹1,943 lakhs (70%) had been utilized by September 30, 2025, mainly to repay short-term borrowings (down from ₹1,078 lakhs to ₹86 lakhs).
Profitability improvement is positive, but the swing to negative operating cash flow and weak revenue growth temper the outlook - working capital strain from rising receivables needs monitoring. The recent IPO has strengthened the balance sheet (equity up from ~₹2,032 lakhs to ~₹4,909 lakhs), and the new UK subsidiary signals geographic expansion, but near-term stock reaction may hinge on whether the company can convert profits into cash.