Sigma Solve Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended Jun 30, 2025.
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Sigma Solve Limited submitted its Q1 FY26 (April-June 2025) financial results to the exchanges. On a consolidated basis, revenue from operations grew about 29% year-on-year to ₹2,065.80 lakh (vs ₹1,600.22 lakh last year), and net profit rose roughly 32% to ₹518.39 lakh (vs ₹392.65 lakh), translating to EPS of ₹5.04. On a standalone basis, however, revenue grew a modest 8.4% to ₹857.65 lakh, while net profit actually fell about 23% to ₹125.34 lakh (vs ₹163.47 lakh), pushing EPS down to ₹1.22. Profit before tax margin on the standalone side compressed sharply from about 26% to 18.5%, mainly due to higher employee and service costs. The statutory auditor, Mistry & Shah LLP, issued an unmodified (clean) limited review report on both the standalone and consolidated results, with no qualifications or concerns flagged.
The strong consolidated growth (revenue +29%, PAT +32%) is a clear positive for shareholders, showing the subsidiaries/scale-up business is firing. However, the weak standalone numbers (PAT down ~23%, margin compression) suggest the parent entity is facing cost pressure, which investors should watch closely as it may temper the otherwise upbeat headline growth.