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Rishabh Instruments reported strong full-year results with standalone PAT jumping 78% to Rs 416.66 million (vs Rs 233.75 million in FY25), driven by robust revenue growth of 12% to Rs 2,676 million. Consolidated revenue rose 7.6% to Rs 7,751 million with PAT surging 165% to Rs 822.59 million, aided by margin expansion and favourable tax adjustments. EBITDA margins expanded significantly year-on-year on both standalone and consolidated basis. The Board approved a final dividend of Rs 2 per share (20%) subject to shareholder approval. The auditors issued an unqualified clean opinion with no going concern or emphasis of matter notes. Cash flow from operations remained healthy at Rs 1,084.82 million for the consolidated entity. The company also appointed new internal and cost auditors for FY26.
Strong bottom-line performance with near-doubling of standalone PAT signals operational efficiency gains. The clean audit opinion and dividend declaration are positive for investor confidence, though the stock is already at a high valuation post-listing.