BSEMegri Soft LimitedHighNeutral
Announced Thu, 22 Oct, 2026 · 17:19 IST

Sep 2026 results: higher revenue and profit; UK subsidiary exits

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Board approved unaudited results for Sep 30, 2026. Standalone half-year revenue rose 25.3% to Rs162.70 lakh from Rs129.82 lakh, and profit before tax rose to Rs64.61 lakh from Rs5.01 lakh. Consolidated revenue was Rs195.09 lakh and profit after tax was Rs20.30 lakh, up 34.5% from Rs15.09 lakh. The auditor found no major errors. The UK subsidiary left the group on Sep 18; its quarter included Rs16.04 lakh revenue and a Rs21.93 lakh loss.

Likely market impact

Profit growth is positive for sentiment, but consolidated revenue rose only modestly and the former UK subsidiary remained loss-making.