Digilogic's first results since listing show a back-loaded year
Revenue grew 7.5% to ₹77.43 cr, but three-quarters of it arrived in the second half. Profit rose faster.
— 2 earlier stories on Digilogic Systems Ltd. →What's new
- Digilogic's first audited annual results post-listing show FY2026 revenue of ₹77.43 cr, up 7.5% YoY.
- The year was heavily skewed to H2, which generated ₹59.25 cr versus ₹18.18 cr in H1.
- Net profit rose 33.8% to ₹10.43 cr, and ₹5,133 lakh of IPO proceeds remain unutilised.
Why this matters
The profit jump on modest revenue growth shows costs came under control. But the extreme H2 concentration is a yellow flag for a newly listed company, suggesting lumpy project delivery. The unused IPO cash for a planned facility adds a second execution question.
What we're watching
- Whether the H1 revenue slowdown repeats in the new fiscal year.
- The timeline for deploying ₹5,133 lakh of IPO capital into the planned facility.
- If the higher profit margin holds as the revenue growth normalises.
The full read
Digilogic Systems' first full-year results since its January listing show 7.5% revenue growth to ₹77.43 cr. The headline number hides a lopsided year. H2 brought in ₹59.25 cr versus just ₹18.18 cr in H1, a skew that will need to reverse for sustainable growth. Net profit climbed 33.8% to ₹10.43 cr, outpacing the revenue gain. The audit is clean. The board also disclosed that ₹5,133 lakh of the IPO's new-facility capital sits unutilised. For a company that just raised public money to build, that is the metric to watch next.
Questions answered
- Why was revenue so concentrated in the second half of the year?
- The company generated ₹59.25 cr in H2 compared to just ₹18.18 cr in H1, meaning 77% of its annual revenue came in the final six months. The filing does not explain the cause, but such a skew often points to project-based delivery cycles.
- What is the status of the money raised from the IPO?
- The board disclosed that ₹5,133 lakh of the IPO proceeds remain unutilised. The funds were earmarked for a new facility.
- How did profitability change relative to revenue?
- Net profit grew 33.8% to ₹10.43 cr, far outpacing the 7.5% revenue increase. This indicates the company improved its cost structure during the year.
- Was there any issue with the audit of these results?
- No. The board approved the results with an unmodified audit opinion, which is a clean sign-off on the company's first set of annual accounts after its January listing.
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All notes on DIGILOGIC →- 30 May 2026 · 5:21 PM IST Digilogic's first results since listing show a back-loaded year
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