Q1 FY27 results: PAT jumps to Rs 16.94L vs Rs 2.21L last year

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Margo Finance (NBFC) reported Q1 FY27 standalone results. Total revenue from operations rose to Rs 36.16L from Rs 13.10L year on year, aided by Rs 27L net gain on investments. Profit after tax surged to Rs 16.94L from Rs 2.21L, with EPS at Rs 0.37 versus Rs 0.05. Total comprehensive income was Rs 7,998L, driven by Rs 7,981L fair value gains on financial assets. Statutory auditors Pawan Shubham and Co issued an unqualified limited review report.

Likely market impact

Strong YoY growth in revenue and profit, though core earnings remain small in absolute terms; large OCI reflects fair value gains on investments.