How much did Coastal Roadways' annual profit grow?

Annual net profit increased by ₹9 lakhs to ₹156 lakhs in FY26, from ₹147 lakhs in FY25.

Why was Q4 profitability impacted?

The company reported unrealized fair value losses on its mutual fund investments during the quarter, which weighed on the results.

What personnel changes did the board approve?

The board approved the reappointment of the whole-time Chairman/CEO and the whole-time CFO for additional three-year terms.

Is this a significant earnings report?

No. The filing is a routine annual results disclosure with modest profit growth and no material deviations from expectations.

Earnings · Logistics · Micro cap

Coastal Roadways posts ₹156 lakh profit for FY26

A modest year-on-year gain in annual profit was offset in Q4 by losses on mutual fund holdings.

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COARO By Tipsheet Editorial 26 May 2026 · 3:29 PM IST Verify on BSE · NSE

Mkt cap₹10.19 cr

P/E6.53×

ROE6.27%

Debt / eq.0.01

₹156 lakhs Net profit for FY 2025-26, up from ₹147 lakhs the prior year.

What's new

Coastal Roadways' annual net profit rose to ₹156 lakhs from ₹147 lakhs in FY25.
Q4 profitability was hit by unrealized losses on mutual fund investments.
The board reappointed the Chairman/CEO and CFO for three-year terms.

Why this matters

The filing is a standard annual results disclosure. The full-year profit figure shows minor growth, but the quarterly detail reveals investment volatility affecting the bottom line. There are no material surprises or deviations from routine.

What we're watching

Performance in the next quarter without the mutual fund drag.
Any change in the company's investment portfolio strategy.
The impact of the director reappointments on execution.

The full read

Coastal Roadways, a nano-cap logistics firm, reported a full-year net profit of ₹156 lakhs for FY26, up from ₹147 lakhs in the prior year. The annual gain is slight. The quarterly detail is more telling: Q4 profit was squeezed by unrealized losses on mutual fund holdings. Separately, the board renewed the Chairman/CEO and CFO for three-year terms. This is a standard annual filing. The key takeaway is the investment volatility masking an otherwise flat operating performance.

Questions answered

How much did Coastal Roadways' annual profit grow?: Annual net profit increased by ₹9 lakhs to ₹156 lakhs in FY26, from ₹147 lakhs in FY25.
Why was Q4 profitability impacted?: The company reported unrealized fair value losses on its mutual fund investments during the quarter, which weighed on the results.
What personnel changes did the board approve?: The board approved the reappointment of the whole-time Chairman/CEO and the whole-time CFO for additional three-year terms.
Is this a significant earnings report?: No. The filing is a routine annual results disclosure with modest profit growth and no material deviations from expectations.

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Company snapshot

Coastal Roadways Ltd.

Logistics

₹10 cr

P/E 6.67×

Latest quarter · Mar 2026

Sales₹11 cr

Net profit₹0 cr

Op. margin+9.9%

EPS₹0.10

Strength & growth

Debt / equity0.01×

Current ratio7.76×

Sales CAGR−3.3%

EPS CAGR+10.2%

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26 May 2026 · 3:29 PM IST Coastal Roadways posts ₹156 lakh profit for FY26
41d ago Coastal Roadways posts ₹156 lakh profit for FY26, reappoints directors
41d ago Coastal Roadways made ₹9 lakh more last year. That's the story.