MBLINFRANSEMBL Infrastructure Limited· ConstructionHighNeutral
Announced Sat, 30 May · 18:39 IST

MBL Infrastructure Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended March 31, 2026.

Emphasis Of MatterRevenue Growth 20pctEbitda Margin ExpansionExceptional ItemResults View source PDF

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MBL Infrastructure Limited reported standalone revenue from operations of Rs 21,214 lakhs for FY26, up 4.3% from Rs 20,341 lakhs in FY25. Standalone profit after tax increased 7.3% to Rs 5,234 lakhs from Rs 4,879 lakhs, with EPS improving to Rs 0.97 from Rs 0.63. On a consolidated basis, revenue grew 37.3% to Rs 17,606 lakhs, but consolidated PAT turned negative at Rs 2,263 lakhs loss (vs Rs 16,949 lakhs profit in FY25) mainly due to a large exceptional gain of Rs 27,842 lakhs in the prior year from a resolution plan. EBITDA margin expanded significantly on standalone from 11.8% to 40.9%. The company also allotted 14.5 lakh equity shares to promoter group entity SMHDKG LLP, increasing promoter holding to 74.57%. The statutory auditor issued an unmodified (clean) opinion with emphasis of matter paragraphs on ongoing IBC resolution plan implementation and recoverability of investments in subsidiaries facing litigation.

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The standalone results show healthy profitability improvement and margin expansion, though high other income (Ind-AS adjustments) masks lower core revenue growth. The consolidated loss reflects subsidiaries under insolvency and large prior-year exceptional gains. Share allotment to promoters signals continued resolution plan execution. The EoM paragraphs highlight contingent risks from subsidiary CIRP and litigation claims.