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Standard Capital Markets reported a sharp jump in Q1 FY26 earnings. Standalone total revenue from operations surged to ₹5,852.94 lakh from ₹804.02 lakh in Q1 FY25, while total income rose to ₹6,806.99 lakh from ₹809.05 lakh. Net profit (standalone) climbed to ₹1,484.55 lakh (₹0.072 per share) from ₹175.29 lakh (₹0.011 per share) a year ago. Total expenses also ballooned to ₹7,677.10 lakh, mainly driven by a steep rise in finance costs to ₹4,100.48 lakh from ₹446.85 lakh. On a consolidated basis, net profit came in at ₹1,466.51 lakh against ₹175.11 lakh; the three subsidiaries contributed nil revenue and a small net loss of ₹15.71 lakh. The auditor (Krishan Rakesh & Co) issued an unmodified limited review report with no qualifications. Note: the company recently converted unsecured loans into ~72.46 crore equity shares (April 2025) and allotted 89,510 secured NCDs under a ₹900 crore private placement, which has materially expanded both equity and debt on the balance sheet.
Headline revenue and profit growth is very strong on a low base, but the jump is largely a function of expanded leverage (huge finance costs) and the recent capital raise. Shareholders should weigh the dilution from the loan-to-equity conversion against earnings growth, and watch asset quality and returns given the scale of new NCD issuance.