Annual Report FY26: Revenue up 324% to Rs 29.59 Cr, PAT up 81%

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Hiliks Technologies filed its FY26 annual report. Standalone revenue jumped 324 percent to Rs 29.59 crore from Rs 6.98 crore. PAT rose 81 percent to Rs 84 lakh. EBITDA grew 30 percent to Rs 1.97 crore. Net worth up 30 percent to Rs 26.65 crore. Company is debt free. Post year-end, it won a Rs 37.75 crore railway signalling order, taking pending order book to about Rs 70 crore. 41st AGM on September 25, 2026 via video conferencing.

Likely market impact

Strong revenue jump and Rs 38 crore railway order signal expansion, but profit margin shrank sharply from 22% to 7%, raising cost concerns.