Results for the financial year ended 2026
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On the reaction day the stock moved 10.8 pts more than Nifty Microcap 250 and 10.8 pts more than its Auto Components & Equipments peers, over the same two closes: a difference in percentage points, not a measure of what the filing did.
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Sterling Tools reported standalone revenue of Rs 71,672.27 lakhs (FY26) vs Rs 64,478.34 lakhs (FY25), an 11.2% increase. However, standalone PAT surged 49.8% to Rs 6,420.21 lakhs vs Rs 4,286.97 lakhs, boosted by an exceptional item of Rs 949.64 lakhs from enhanced DMRC compensation. Consolidated revenue declined to Rs 82,780.78 lakhs (vs Rs 102,629.95 lakhs), with consolidated PAT dropping sharply to Rs 2,932.84 lakhs from Rs 5,829.31 lakhs (-49.7%). The subsidiaries collectively reported a net loss of Rs 3,147.43 lakhs, significantly impacting consolidated performance. EPS stood at Rs 17.73 (standalone) and Rs 8.10 (consolidated). The board recommended a higher dividend of Rs 2.75 per share (vs Rs 2.50). The company also approved a Rs 20 crore investment in its e-mobility subsidiary.
Standalone performance is strong with 50% PAT growth, but consolidated results show a near-50% PAT decline due to heavy losses in subsidiaries. The DMRC exceptional gain inflated standalone profits by Rs 950+ lakhs. The significant gap between standalone and consolidated profitability raises concerns about subsidiary performance dragging down group returns.