What’s new

• Q4 revenue surged to ₹33.8 cr from ₹2.9 cr in the prior three months.
• The company swung to a ₹1.5 cr Q4 profit after losing ₹0.5 cr in Q3.
• FY26 net profit grew to ₹0.95 cr from ₹0.72 cr the previous year.

Why it matters

The dramatic sequential jump in revenue suggests a highly lumpy project-based business model typical of small-cap infrastructure firms. While full-year growth is modest at 10%, the Q4 reversal provides a fresh baseline that changes the outlook for the coming fiscal year.

What we’re watching

• Sustainability of the Q4 revenue spike into the next quarter.
• Order book status for the infrastructure segment.
• Whether margins hold steady at this increased activity level.

The full read

CCL International ended its fiscal year on a volatile note. After a quiet December quarter with only ₹2.9 crore in revenue, the infrastructure firm reported a surge to ₹33.8 crore in the final three months. This swing moved the company from a ₹0.5 crore loss to a ₹1.5 crore profit for the quarter. For the full year, revenue rose 10% to ₹50.4 crore, while annual net profit climbed to ₹0.95 crore from ₹0.72 crore. The scale of this quarterly jump is substantial for a nano-cap entity. It suggests that infrastructure projects hit a significant milestone, turning the annual performance around. The next test is whether this high level of project activity persists in the coming year or if the volatility seen in the middle of FY26 remains a feature of the business.

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