Man Industries (India) Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended Jun 30, 2025.
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Man Industries reported standalone revenue from operations of Rs. 713.1 crores for Q1 FY26, down about 2.6% from Rs. 731.9 crores in Q1 FY25. Despite the revenue dip, standalone net profit rose nearly 21% to Rs. 29.13 crores (from Rs. 24.14 crores), with EPS improving to Rs. 4.36 from Rs. 3.73. On a consolidated basis, PAT jumped about 45% to Rs. 27.6 crores. Finance costs nearly doubled year-on-year to Rs. 29.6 crores, but the company still expanded operating margins. The order book stands at around Rs. 3,200 crores, providing 6-12 months of revenue visibility. The board also restructured the use of proceeds from a prior preferential issue, reducing the total to Rs. 255 crores (from Rs. 260 crores) after one allottee did not participate. Additionally, Mr. Narendra Mairpady was re-appointed as Independent Director, and new secretarial and cost auditors were appointed.
Profit growth despite slightly lower revenue signals better cost control and margin expansion, which is a positive signal for shareholders. The strong Rs. 3,200 crore order book supports near-term revenue visibility. The reduced preferential issue size due to one defaulting allottee is a minor negative, suggesting fundraising fell slightly short of plan.