GK Consultants doubled revenue. Q4 lost five times the full-year profit.
Annual profit of ₹9.82 lakh is swamped by a ₹54.33 lakh Q4 net loss for the ₹15-crore nano-cap.
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- Audited annual revenue more than doubled to ₹133.21 lakh from ₹61.55 lakh last year.
- Full-year net profit rose to ₹9.82 lakh from ₹2.76 lakh.
- The company swung to a Q4 net loss of ₹54.33 lakh.
Why this matters
The annual numbers signal growth. The quarterly numbers signal trouble. For a nano-cap, a single bad quarter that erases more than five times the year's profit makes the earnings story unreliable. The audit sign-off confirms the math, not the stability.
What we're watching
- Whether the Q4 loss stems from a one-time charge or a revenue collapse.
- If the company returns to profit in Q1 FY27.
- How the stock reacts to the wide gap between annual profit and quarterly burn.
The full read
GK Consultants more than doubled revenue to ₹133.21 lakh. Profit for the year rose to ₹9.82 lakh. Then came Q4. The company posted a net loss of ₹54.33 lakh. For a ₹15-crore nano-cap, that single-quarter loss is five times the entire year's profit. The audit opinion is clean, so the numbers are real. But the pattern is jarring. Healthy revenue growth across nine months was followed by a final quarter that nearly wiped out the earnings. The full-year result is positive. The quarterly reality suggests the cash flows underneath are far less stable. Not a comfortable position for a business this small.
Questions answered
- How can the company report a full-year profit with such a large Q4 loss?
- The ₹9.82 lakh annual profit was generated in the first three quarters. That profit was large enough to absorb the ₹54.33 lakh loss in Q4, leaving the company in the black for the year. The filing does not provide quarterly revenue breakdowns.
- What does the unmodified audit opinion mean?
- It means the statutory auditors found no material misstatements in the financials. The numbers are accurate as reported, but the opinion does not assess the operational reasons behind the volatile quarterly performance.
- Why is this level of quarterly volatility a concern for investors?
- At a ₹15-crore market capitalization, a single quarter's loss of ₹54.33 lakh is a major hit relative to the annual profit of ₹9.82 lakh. This erratic pattern makes it hard to gauge the company's sustainable earning power.
Story so far
All notes on GKCONS →- 29 May 2026 · 8:15 PM IST GK Consultants doubled revenue. Q4 lost five times the full-year profit.
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