How did Highness turn its second half around?

The company swung from a small loss in H1 FY26 to a ₹3.18 crore profit in H2, driven by a 46% YoY revenue increase and EBITDA margins that expanded to 55.3%.

What is the Axiom Manufacturing alliance?

It is a strategic partnership with a US-based designer of high-end PCBs for defence and aerospace. The company first announced the agreement earlier in FY26 and reiterated it with the results.

How do these results compare to the company's listing?

Highness listed on BSE SME in April 2026. This is its first full-year result as a public company, showing ₹16.12 crore in revenue and a ₹4.10 crore net profit.

What drove the profit growth?

A 67% rise in net profit to ₹4.10 crore outpaced the 15% revenue growth to ₹16.12 crore. The company cited improved operating and a favourable product mix as the drivers.

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Highness Microelectronics' profit jumps 67% on H2 margin surge

The newly listed SME's second-half profit of ₹3.18 crore reversed a first-half loss, with EBITDA margins hitting 55.3%.

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HIGHNESS By Tipsheet Editorial 2 Jun 2026 · 6:58 PM IST Verify on BSE · NSE

Mkt cap₹71.95 cr

P/E17.54×

ROE37.80%

Debt / eq.0.75

55.3% EBITDA margin in H2 FY26, a sharp turnaround from the first half.

What's new

FY26 net profit rose 67% to ₹4.10 crore on 15% revenue growth to ₹16.12 crore.
Second half delivered a ₹3.18 crore profit, reversing a first-half loss.
The company reiterated its strategic alliance with US defence PCB maker Axiom Manufacturing.

Why this matters

For a nano-cap that listed in April 2026, this first set of results matters more than most. The 67% profit jump on 15% revenue growth shows the business model is scaling faster than the top line. The Axiom tie-up, if it generates orders, could be the next catalyst.

What we're watching

Whether H2's 55.3% EBITDA margin is sustainable or a one-off mix benefit.
Order flow from the Axiom Manufacturing alliance for defence/aerospace PCBs.
Revenue progression in Q1 FY27 as a post-listing benchmark.

The full read

Highness Microelectronics delivered a strong first set of results since its April 2026 listing. FY26 revenue grew 15% to ₹16.12 crore, but profit surged 67% to ₹4.10 crore. The real story is the second half. After a small loss in H1, the company posted a ₹3.18 crore profit in H2, with EBITDA margins hitting 55.3%. That margin is huge. For a nano-cap with a ₹70 crore market capitalisation, it suggests the business model can generate cash as it scales. The Axiom Manufacturing alliance is a repeat mention. The open question is whether it converts to orders.

Questions answered

How did Highness turn its second half around?: The company swung from a small loss in H1 FY26 to a ₹3.18 crore profit in H2, driven by a 46% YoY revenue increase and EBITDA margins that expanded to 55.3%.
What is the Axiom Manufacturing alliance?: It is a strategic partnership with a US-based designer of high-end PCBs for defence and aerospace. The company first announced the agreement earlier in FY26 and reiterated it with the results.
How do these results compare to the company's listing?: Highness listed on BSE SME in April 2026. This is its first full-year result as a public company, showing ₹16.12 crore in revenue and a ₹4.10 crore net profit.
What drove the profit growth?: A 67% rise in net profit to ₹4.10 crore outpaced the 15% revenue growth to ₹16.12 crore. The company cited improved operating and a favourable product mix as the drivers.

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