Praruh Technologies FY26: Revenue up 63% to Rs 101 Cr, PAT rises 40%

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Praruh Technologies filed its 7th Annual Report for FY26 (ended March 31, 2026). Revenue from operations rose 63% to Rs 10,110.89 lakhs (from Rs 6,188.60 lakhs in FY25). Profit after tax grew 40% to Rs 940.67 lakhs (from Rs 670.52 lakhs). EPS rose to Rs 7.80 from Rs 6.57. The 7th AGM is scheduled for September 29, 2026 via video conferencing. The board did not recommend any dividend, choosing to reinvest profits for growth.

Likely market impact

Strong revenue and profit growth in FY26 signals healthy business momentum, though no dividend may disappoint income-focused shareholders.