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Maral Overseas Limited reported a strong turnaround for FY2026 ending March 2026, posting a net profit of ₹326.14 lakh compared to a net loss of ₹2,419.77 lakh in FY2025. Revenue declined to ₹98,086.61 lakh from ₹1,04,703.43 lakh, a drop of about 6.3%, largely due to lower fabric and garment segment sales. The company achieved this profit turnaround despite lower topline through improved cost management and operational efficiency. The Board also approved acquisition of a 26% stake in Asawata Energy Private Limited for ₹2.60 lakh to set up a 15 MW solar power plant at its Sarovar facility, aimed at reducing power costs. New internal auditors (BGJC & Associates LLP for Sarovar Division and Agarwal & Saxena LLP for Garment Division) and cost auditor K.G. Goyal & Co were appointed for FY2026-27. The statutory auditor issued an unqualified opinion with unmodified report.
The company has recovered from a significant loss position in FY2025 to a modest profit in FY2026, which is a positive signal for shareholders. However, the revenue decline and ongoing losses in the garment segment remain concerns. The solar investment is a strategic move to reduce energy costs. The stock may see positive reaction due to profit turnaround and clean audit opinion.