Simmonds Marshall Limited has submitted Unaudited Financial Results (Standalone & Consolidated) for the quarter ended December 31, 2025.
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Simmonds Marshall, a manufacturer of industrial fasteners, reported strong Q3 FY26 results. Standalone revenue from operations rose 22.5% YoY to Rs 5,644.63 lakhs (vs Rs 4,609.13 lakhs in Q3 FY25), with consolidated revenue up 21.7% to Rs 5,990.07 lakhs. Standalone profit after tax surged nearly 3.3x to Rs 433.52 lakhs (vs Rs 131.70 lakhs), translating to EPS of Rs 3.87 vs Rs 1.48. For the nine-month period, standalone revenue grew 12.8% to Rs 16,099.82 lakhs and PAT rose 71.5% to Rs 1,035.98 lakhs. No current tax provision was needed due to carried forward losses, and the company said the new Labour Codes (effective Nov 21, 2025) had no material impact. Auditor Lodha & Co LLP issued an unqualified limited review report on both standalone and consolidated results.
Strong revenue growth combined with a sharp jump in profitability signals improving operating leverage and demand for industrial fasteners. Shareholders may view this positively; the high PAT growth partly reflects a low base, but margin expansion is genuine. The carried-forward loss benefit means tax outgo stays minimal in the near term.