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Shayona Engineering Ltd reported audited standalone results for FY26 ending March 2026. Total income grew to Rs 4,031.22 Lakhs from Rs 2,317.69 Lakhs in FY25, representing revenue growth of approximately 74% year-on-year. Net profit stood at Rs 404.14 Lakhs vs Rs 241.91 Lakhs in the prior year, a PAT growth of 67%. EBITDA came in at Rs 756.53 Lakhs with margin at ~18.8% vs ~22.2% in FY25, indicating margin compression despite strong absolute profit growth. The company listed on BSE SME on 30th January 2026 via an IPO raising Rs 1,486.08 Lakhs. The statutory auditors issued an unmodified opinion but included an Emphasis of Matter paragraph regarding partial diversion of IPO proceeds (Rs 141.97 Lakhs) temporarily used for working capital before being restored. Operating cash flow was significantly negative at Rs -579.57 Lakhs for the year, driven largely by a near doubling of trade receivables to Rs 2,182.32 Lakhs. Total debt (short-term + long-term borrowings) rose to Rs 2,018.60 Lakhs from Rs 1,391.43 Lakhs.
Strong top-line and bottom-line growth post-IPO, but margin compression and negative operating cash flow raise concerns about working capital management. The Emphasis of Matter on IPO fund utilization warrants attention from investors.