The Board of Directors at its meeting held today i.e., 27 May, 2026 has considered and approved the Audited Finacial Results of the Company for the quarter and year ended on 31 March, 2026 ....
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RDB Infrastructure reported strong full-year results for FY2026 with standalone revenue from operations growing ~18.5% to Rs 12,769.48 lakh and net profit jumping ~126% to Rs 1,252.44 lakh, up from Rs 553.70 lakh in FY2025. The auditors issued an unmodified opinion on both standalone and consolidated results. An exceptional gain of Rs 2.49 crore from a slump sale of the Anjana Project was highlighted as an emphasis of matter — the auditors clarified it has no impact on profitability, cash flows, or net worth. Related party entities received warrants conversion approvals. Separately, the company invested Rs 4.35 lakh in a proposed entity (Maxim Industries Pvt Ltd) entering the solar cell manufacturing business, taking a ~29% stake. 1.78 crore warrants were forfeited due to non-exercise of conversion rights. The issued capital increased to ~22.37 crore shares following the warrant conversions.
The company delivered over 100% PAT growth, indicating strong operational performance. However, operating cash flow remained deeply negative at Rs -6,634 lakh for the year, which is a concern despite the improving bottom line. The exceptional item and warrant-related capital structure changes (share capital nearly doubled) are additional factors investors should monitor closely.