Financial Results for the quarter ended June 30, 2025
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MCX reported a strong Q1 FY26 with consolidated income from operations of ₹373.21 crores, up ~59% YoY from ₹234.37 crores. Consolidated net profit after tax jumped ~83% YoY to ₹203.19 crores (from ₹110.92 crores), translating to an EPS of ₹39.84 versus ₹21.84 in Q1 FY25. Standalone numbers were even sharper, with revenue rising ~67% YoY to ₹349.22 crores and PAT nearly doubling to ₹156.88 crores. Profitability margins expanded significantly, with PBT-to-total-income rising to ~63% from ~55% a year ago. The Board also approved a 1:5 stock split (face value reducing from ₹10 to ₹2) to improve affordability for retail investors, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals. An excess provision of ₹4.50 crores related to old SEBI notices was written back after the regulator disposed of proceedings. Auditors Shah Gupta & Co. issued an unqualified limited review report with no qualifications.
This is a clearly positive quarter for MCX shareholders — both revenue and PAT grew well above peer benchmarks, margins expanded, and there is no auditor qualification. The proposed 1:5 stock split should improve liquidity and retail participation, though share price will adjust proportionately on the effective date.