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Safety Controls profit jumps 89% on 14% revenue growth

Net profit nearly doubled to ₹14.42 crore in FY26 as the nano-cap maker's margins expanded alongside higher revenue.


Mkt cap₹157 cr
P/E10.90×
ROE21.32%
Debt / eq.0.80
89% Year-on-year growth in net profit

What's new

  • Revenue from operations rose 14% to ₹117.01 crore from ₹102.56 crore in FY25.
  • Net profit jumped 89% to ₹14.42 crore from ₹7.64 crore.
  • Basic EPS rose to ₹10.60 from ₹5.94; auditor gave an unmodified opinion.

Why this matters

For a nano-cap, profit growing six times faster than revenue is the story. The 89% profit jump on 14% top-line growth confirms a meaningful improvement in cost structure. The clean audit opinion removes governance concerns from the equation.

What we're watching

  • Whether the improved margins hold as the company scales past ₹117 crore in revenue.
  • Any half-year breakdown to see if the gains were concentrated in H2 FY26.
  • Management commentary on capacity, order book, or pricing power.

The full read

Safety Controls posted a strong FY26. Revenue climbed 14% to ₹117.01 crore from ₹102.56 crore. Profit did the heavy lifting, jumping 89% to ₹14.42 crore from ₹7.64 crore. That is a structural improvement, not just a bump from higher sales. EPS moved from ₹5.94 to ₹10.60. The auditor signed off clean. For a company this size, the swing in profitability matters more than the topline. The open question is whether those margins hold. There is no half-year split, so it is unclear whether the gains were concentrated in H2 or spread across the year. Either way, the net result is unambiguous: Safety Controls is a more profitable business than it was twelve months ago.

Questions answered

How did profit grow so much faster than revenue?
Net profit rose 89% on 14% revenue growth, which means costs grew slower than sales. The EPS swing from ₹5.94 to ₹10.60 confirms the company is converting a much larger share of each revenue rupee into profit.
What did the auditor say?
The auditor issued an unmodified opinion, meaning no qualifications or material concerns were raised about the financial statements.
How significant is this result for a company of this size?
With ₹117 crore in annual revenue, Safety Controls is a nano-cap. That scale explains why the profit jump looks dramatic in percentage terms, but the absolute move from ₹7.64 crore to ₹14.42 crore is material for any company.
Mentioned: ₹117.01 crore revenue · ₹14.42 crore net profit · ₹10.60 EPS
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Company snapshot

Safety Controls & Devices Ltd.

Engineering & Capital Goods
₹176 cr
P/E 12.22×

Latest quarter · Mar 2026

Sales₹73 cr
Net profit₹7 cr
Op. margin+17.6%
EPS₹4.98

Strength & growth

Debt / equity0.80×
Current ratio1.39×
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