OUTCOME OF THE BOARD MEETING HELD ON 10TH OCTOBER 2025
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Yash Highvoltage reported a strong first half of FY26 with revenue from operations jumping to Rs. 10,014.46 lakhs from Rs. 5,704.98 lakhs in H1 FY25, a growth of about 75.6%. Total income rose to Rs. 10,217.88 lakhs. Profit before tax more than doubled to Rs. 1,892.77 lakhs (vs Rs. 870.35 lakhs), and profit after tax climbed to Rs. 1,402.42 lakhs (vs Rs. 639.10 lakhs), a rise of roughly 119%. Basic EPS stood at Rs. 4.91 versus Rs. 2.89 in the previous comparable period. On the balance sheet, total assets grew to Rs. 21,819.91 lakhs, reserves rose to Rs. 14,518.17 lakhs, and capital work-in-progress jumped sharply from Rs. 239.24 lakhs to Rs. 1,226.66 lakhs, reflecting ongoing factory expansion funded by IPO proceeds of Rs. 9,351.30 lakhs, of which Rs. 4,247.14 lakhs has been utilised so far.
Strong topline and bottomline growth indicate healthy business momentum and improving operating leverage, likely positive for the stock. The continuing capex on a new factory suggests management confidence in future demand, though investors should monitor execution and the Rs. 5,104.16 lakhs of IPO proceeds still unutilised as on 30 September 2025.