Epic Energy's profit drops 45% on slim revenue
Net profit fell to ₹0.73 cr from ₹1.32 cr in the prior year as revenue grew marginally.
Mkt cap₹27.52 cr
P/E27.35×
ROE16.22%
Debt / eq.0.00
₹0.73 cr Net profit for FY26, down from ₹1.32 cr in FY25.
What's new
- Audited FY26 results show profit slumped 45% despite a marginal revenue increase.
- Revenue rose to ₹4.47 cr, but profit margin compressed.
- The company is expanding into EV charging and battery recycling amid core business pressure.
Why this matters
This is a nano-cap company where a 45% profit drop on ₹4.47 cr revenue is material. The weak core business makes the new EV and recycling ventures a necessity, not a choice.
What we're watching
- Whether EV charging and battery recycling projects add meaningful revenue.
- If margin pressure stabilises or continues as capex rises.
- Implementation timeline for the new venture projects.
The full read
Epic Energy made ₹4.47 cr in revenue last year. It kept ₹0.73 cr of that as profit, a 45% drop from ₹1.32 cr in the prior year. The core energy solutions business is under pressure, and the company is pouring what little scale it has into EV charging and battery recycling projects. For a nano-cap, these aren't strategic side bets. They're survival plays.
Questions answered
- How did Epic Energy's profit perform in FY26?
- Net profit fell to ₹0.73 cr from ₹1.32 cr, a 45% decline year-on-year. Revenue increased marginally to ₹4.47 cr, indicating severe margin compression.
- What is the company's growth strategy?
- It is expanding into EV charging infrastructure and battery recycling. The rationale notes these as new ventures amid performance pressure in its core energy solutions business.
- How large is this company?
- Epic Energy is a nano-cap. Its entire annual revenue is ₹4.47 cr, making any profit decline on that scale significant to its viability.
Mentioned: FY26 · EV charging · battery recycling