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Marushika's service revenue tripled, beating its own targets

FY26 revenue grew 36.6% on a surge in higher-value solutions. The company is now expanding into data-center hardware and naval defense tech.


Mkt cap₹75.12 cr
P/E8.39×
ROE40.89%
Debt / eq.1.39
184.6% Jump in service revenue, reshaping the company's mix.

What's new

  • Marushika's service revenue leapt to Rs 49.61 crore, up 184.6% and now nearly 45% of total revenue.
  • Total revenue hit Rs 110.53 crore, beating internal projections with a 14.4% EBITDA margin.
  • The company is expanding its data-center portfolio into hardware (servers, storage) and scaling defense auto-tech for the Navy.

Why this matters

This is a nano-cap company executing a sharp pivot. Service revenue, which carries higher margins, now makes up nearly half the business. That shift, combined with a beat on both top line and margin, explains management's confidence in continued expansion.

What we're watching

  • Whether the Navy contract translates into repeat orders and a larger defense book.
  • The margin trajectory as the company spends on new hardware verticals.
  • Execution on the Rs 35+ crore order book for FY27.

The full read

Marushika Technology pulled off a strong FY26, with total revenue hitting Rs 110.53 crore up 36.6% and beating internal targets. The standout was service revenue, which ballooned 184.6% to Rs 49.61 crore and now makes up nearly 45% of the business. That shift into higher-value solutions drove margin expansion of 180 basis points to a 14.4% EBITDA margin. Management isn't slowing down. The company is pushing its data-center portfolio into hardware (servers, storage, switches) and is scaling defense auto-tech beyond the Indian Army to the Navy. With a cited order book of Rs 35+ crore for FY27, the growth story is moving from past performance to new verticals.

Questions answered

How much did service revenue grow, and what does that mean for the business mix?
Service revenue surged 184.6% to Rs 49.61 crore, accounting for roughly 45% of total FY26 revenue. This signals a decisive shift toward higher-value solutions from a previously more hardware-focused base.
How did the company's profitability change?
EBITDA margin expanded 180 basis points to 14.4% alongside the 36.6% revenue growth, indicating the top-line surge wasn't just bought with discounts.
What are the new strategic bets?
Management is expanding its data-center portfolio into electronics like servers and storage, and taking its defense auto-tech vertical beyond the Indian Army to the Navy.
What is the forward visibility on revenue?
The company cited an order book of Rs 35+ crore for FY27, giving a baseline for near-term revenue and suggesting momentum is continuing.
Mentioned: Marushika Technology · Rs 110.53 cr revenue · Rs 49.61 cr service revenue · Indian Navy
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