Last Mile's consolidated revenue jumps to ₹2,592 cr, but standalone business shrinks
Annual results for FY26 show a revenue surge driven by a new mobile accessories trading segment, masking a decline in the core standalone business.
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- Consolidated revenue for FY26 surged to ₹2,592 cr from ₹387 cr, driven by the acquired mobile accessories trading segment.
- The standalone business saw revenue drop to ₹11.9 cr from ₹30.2 cr.
- Audit opinion is unmodified; no guidance or profit warnings issued.
Why this matters
The top-line story is entirely about an acquisition. The consolidated results show the new segment has transformed the company's scale. But the standalone results tell a different story: the legacy business is shrinking fast, with revenue falling by more than half. The headline number is big, but the quality of earnings will be the next question.
What we're watching
- Profitability of the new mobile accessories trading segment.
- Whether the standalone business stabilises or continues to contract.
- Future capital allocation between the legacy business and the new segment.
The full read
Last Mile Enterprises' FY26 consolidated results are a tale of two businesses. Revenue surged to ₹2,592 crore from ₹387 crore, a jump driven entirely by the mobile accessories trading operation it acquired. That scale is real. But the standalone results, which capture the company's original operations, show revenue falling to ₹11.9 crore from ₹30.2 crore. The acquisition has changed the company's size. The legacy business is shrinking. The audit is clean and there are no new warnings. The headline number is the revenue surge; the undercurrent is the standalone decline. The open question is whether the new segment delivers the profits to match the scale.
Questions answered
- What drove the massive jump in consolidated revenue?
- The surge was driven by the newly acquired mobile accessories trading segment, which added over ₹2,200 cr in sales. This segment was not part of the prior year's consolidated results.
- What happened to the company's standalone business?
- The standalone revenue fell sharply to ₹11.9 cr from ₹30.2 cr, a decline of about 60%. This represents the original business without the new trading segment.
- Are there any concerns with the audit or disclosure?
- No. The auditor gave a clean, unmodified opinion. The filing notes no related-party transaction concerns or accounting changes.
- Why is the score given as a 5/10?
- The scoring reflects that while the top-line numbers are large, the trends were already visible in prior quarterly filings. This is a standard annual disclosure required by regulation, with no new strategic guidance or profit warnings.
Story so far
All notes on LASTMILE →- 6 Jun 2026 · 7:13 PM IST Last Mile's consolidated revenue jumps to ₹2,592 cr, but standalone business shrinks
- today Last Mile approves FY26 results, recommends ₹0.02 dividend