Audited financial results (Standalone and Consolidated) for the 4th quarter and financial year ended 31.03.2026
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Raja Bahadur International Ltd reported strong turnaround in FY2026. Revenue from operations grew 3.3% to ₹2,865.13 L, but total income surged 21% to ₹3,697.09 L mainly due to a near 3x increase in other income (₹831.97 L vs ₹281.71 L). Finance costs declined by ₹154 L to ₹1,513.32 L. Profit before tax jumped 185% to ₹439.28 L, while net profit after tax turned positive at ₹130.91 L from a loss of ₹94.78 L in the prior year. EPS stood at ₹53.60 per ₹100 share. Cash flows from operations improved sharply to ₹3,844.38 L (prior year ₹1,246.57 L). Total assets grew 50% to ₹36,272 L, largely driven by near doubling of capital work-in-progress to ₹18,508 L. Long-term borrowings increased by ~48% to ₹28,722.60 L. The auditor issued an unmodified opinion.
The company swung from a net loss to a net profit, showing operational improvement. However, the significant increase in debt (₹28,723 L long-term borrowings vs equity of only ₹1,271 L) is a concern. The heavy investment in capital work-in-progress suggests a major real estate development underway.