Financial Results for quarter and year ended 31st March, 2026
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Modern Engineering and Projects Limited reported revenue from operations of Rs 11,978.71 lakhs for FY26, up 25.3% from Rs 9,561.11 lakhs in FY25. Profit after tax grew 16.5% to Rs 848.92 lakhs from Rs 728.61 lakhs, while PBT increased 56.9% to Rs 1,142.54 lakhs. However, Basic EPS declined from Rs 7.85 to Rs 5.49 due to dilution from a Rs 49.44 crore rights issue completed in September 2024. Operating cash flow turned significantly negative at Rs -1,481.94 lakhs (vs Rs -2,680.09 lakhs prior year), primarily driven by a large increase in trade receivables of Rs 2,702.44 lakhs. Total assets grew to Rs 17,206.20 lakhs from Rs 11,843.89 lakhs, partly funded by increased borrowings of Rs 3,531 lakhs (vs Rs 559 lakhs prior). The company also disclosed three joint venture operations with combined revenue of Rs 9,499.77 lakhs.
Strong top-line growth and improved profitability were offset by negative operating cash flows and rising debt levels, which could concern investors despite the clean audit opinion. The EPS decline from share dilution may weigh on stock sentiment near-term.