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Mach Conferences and Events Limited (formerly Mach Conferences & Events Private Limited) reported its H1 FY26 results (half year ended 30 September 2025). Standalone revenue from operations dropped about 20.5% to ₹9,481.44 lakhs from ₹11,930.45 lakhs a year ago, while total income fell to ₹9,634.74 lakhs. Standalone profit after tax declined to ₹773.55 lakhs (vs ₹853.25 lakhs, down ~9.3%), with basic EPS at ₹3.68 versus ₹4.48. Despite the revenue dip, the EBITDA margin expanded modestly to around 11.6% (from ~10.5%) as the company controlled costs. Consolidated PAT was ₹782.05 lakhs, with the addition of Travexel Events and Travel Pvt Ltd as a new subsidiary during the period. Operating cash flow was negative at -₹507 lakhs (standalone) and -₹671 lakhs (consolidated), and the company paid a ₹1 per share final dividend for FY25 during the period. The auditor (Gulati Sandeep & Co) issued an unqualified opinion, and Mr Deepak Pandey was appointed Internal Auditor for FY 2025-26.
The sharp revenue decline is a red flag and could pressure the stock in the near term, though stable margins and the new subsidiary offer some cushion. Negative operating cash flow signals working capital stress and is worth watching in the next few quarters before turning bullish.