Submission of financial results (standalone and consolidated ) for the quarter and nine months ended 31 December 2025, along with Auditors limited Review Report thereon.
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PCS Technology reported its Q3 FY26 (ended 31 Dec 2025) results. Consolidated total income for Q3 stood at Rs 105.66 lakhs, down from Rs 110.96 lakhs in Q3 FY25, while net profit after tax rose about 35% to Rs 46.33 lakhs from Rs 34.42 lakhs. For the 9-month period, consolidated total income grew modestly to Rs 315.68 lakhs (vs Rs 309.72 lakhs), but profit after tax jumped nearly 38% to Rs 129.84 lakhs from Rs 94 lakhs, with EPS rising to Rs 0.62 from Rs 0.45. Standalone numbers follow a similar pattern: Q3 PAT up ~28% YoY at Rs 45.27 lakhs, 9M PAT up ~36% at Rs 126.80 lakhs. The company noted that 'Other Income' (largely from bond investments) makes up the bulk of total income, as core revenue from operations is minimal (around Rs 1.18 lakhs in Q3). An exceptional gain of Rs 5.64 lakhs from reversal of bond impairment was recorded for the full FY25. The statutory auditor (Vinod K Mehta & Co.) issued a clean, unqualified limited review report on both standalone and consolidated results.
Profitability has strengthened meaningfully, with PAT growing over a third YoY on both standalone and consolidated bases, driven mainly by other income and cost discipline. However, operating revenue is negligible and shrinking, so the stock's earnings quality depends almost entirely on investment income from bonds rather than core IT/ITES business — investors should watch sustainability of this income stream.