Ranjit Securities FY26 audited results: PAT falls 87 percent to Rs 6.65 lakh

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Ranjit Securities, an NBFC, reported FY26 audited results. Revenue from operations rose to Rs 150.63 lakh vs Rs 89.81 lakh last year. However profit after tax plunged 87 percent to Rs 6.65 lakh from Rs 51.03 lakh. PBT dropped to Rs 11.20 lakh from Rs 64.70 lakh. Other expenses surged to Rs 107.24 lakh from Rs 30.97 lakh. Auditor issued an unmodified opinion. Overdue loans above 90 days rose to Rs 92.21 lakh. No dividend declared.

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Mixed picture: strong revenue growth but sharp profitability decline and rising overdue loans. Small-cap NBFC, limited retail interest.