DJ Mediaprint profit leaps 53% in FY26 as Q4 revenue doubles
The nano-cap logistics player posted standalone revenue of ₹116.4 cr and net profit of ₹10.0 cr for FY26, with Q4 alone accounting for 53% of full-year earnings.
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- Standalone revenue up 49% to ₹116.4 cr in FY26, net profit up 53% to ₹10.0 cr.
- Q4 standalone revenue nearly doubled to ₹46.4 cr; profit more than doubled to ₹5.3 cr.
- Consolidated revenue grew 68% and profit 62%, showing broad-based momentum.
Why it matters
For a nano-cap company, a 49% revenue surge and 53% profit growth is exceptional. It points to strong execution and possible market share gains in printing and record management. The Q4 acceleration — with revenue nearly double the prior year quarter — suggests the business may be hitting an inflection point. The key test is whether this pace is repeatable.
What we're watching
- Whether FY27 guidance or Q1 trends sustain the Q4 pace.
- Any expansion in operating margins as revenue scales.
- Market reaction: the stock may re-rate if growth is seen as durable.
The full read
DJ Mediaprint ended FY26 with numbers that stand out even in a bull market. Standalone revenue rose 49% to ₹116.4 crore from ₹78.1 crore the year before, while net profit climbed 53% to ₹10.0 crore. The fourth quarter was the real story: revenue nearly doubled to ₹46.4 crore and profit more than doubled to ₹5.3 crore. That single quarter delivered over half the year's earnings. Consolidated figures mirrored the strength, with revenue up 68% and profit up 62%. The company operates in niche segments — printing and record management — where scale is often the barrier to profitability. At the current run rate, DJ Mediaprint is showing that barrier can be crossed. The base is small, and the growth rate huge, which means the burden of proof is now on management to show FY27 can maintain the Q4 trajectory. The stock, if not already re-rated, likely will be.