What’s new

• Revenue more than doubled to ₹6.99 cr from ₹3.42 cr in the March quarter.
• Net profit fell 77% to ₹0.16 cr from ₹0.69 cr sequentially.
• Rakesh Aggarwal appointed as additional non-executive independent director.

Why it matters

The revenue jump is strong for a micro-cap trader, but the simultaneous profit collapse suggests margins are under pressure. With a market cap of just ₹61 cr, the top-line growth may not translate to earnings if cost trends persist.

What we’re watching

• Whether revenue momentum continues into Q2 FY27.
• Clarity on what caused the profit decline — one-off or structural?
• Any new business contracts or customer wins disclosed.

The full read

Mishka Exim doubled its top line in the June 2026 quarter. The result is a mixed bag. Standalone revenue hit ₹6.99 crore, more than double the ₹3.42 crore in the March quarter, but net profit shrank to ₹0.16 crore from ₹0.69 crore, a 77% sequential drop. That's a sharp contrast. The board also added Rakesh Aggarwal as an independent director, a routine governance move with no market impact. For a ₹61‑crore market‑cap trader, the revenue surge is the standout, yet the profit compression raises questions about margin quality and whether this growth is sustainable or one-off.

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