Shilp Gravures FY26 net profit jumps 89% to ₹7.96 cr, but numbers were already out
Nano-cap company reports standalone PAT of ₹7.96 cr, revenue ₹88.38 cr; board declares ₹2.10 dividend, same as last year. However, the financials were disclosed earlier in a prior filing.
What's new
- FY26 standalone net profit ₹7.96 cr vs ₹4.21 cr a year ago.
- Revenue from operations rose to ₹88.38 cr from ₹82.61 cr.
- Board recommends ₹2.10 dividend per share, unchanged; two directors designated whole-time.
Why this matters
For a ₹95 cr market-cap company, doubling profit is notable, but these numbers were already disclosed. The unchanged dividend and routine director designations offer no fresh catalysts.
What we're watching
- Whether the gravure roller segment sustains revenue growth.
- The company's ability to improve ROE from 3.8% with zero debt.
- Any forward guidance from the company.
The full read
Shilp Gravures posted a standalone net profit of ₹7.96 crores for FY26, nearly double the ₹4.21 crores in FY25, on revenue of ₹88.38 crores. But these numbers were already out in a prior disclosure. The board's decision to keep the dividend at ₹2.10 per share and designate two executive directors as whole-time directors adds no new news. A technical delay in uploading results to the exchange portal was clarified as inadvertent. For a ₹95 cr market-cap company with zero debt, the profit jump is notable, but the filing is essentially a procedural follow-up.
Questions answered
- What were Shilp Gravures' full-year profits for FY26?
- Standalone net profit was ₹7.96 cr, up 89% from ₹4.21 cr in FY25, with revenue of ₹88.38 cr.
- Is the dividend increased?
- No, the board recommended a final dividend of ₹2.10 per share, unchanged from the previous year.
- Were these financials already known?
- Yes, the core financial information was disclosed in a prior filing; this filing adds routine governance items and a technical clarification.
- What routine governance decisions were made?
- Two executive directors, Pranav Bhalara and Kishor Doshi, were designated as whole-time directors, and K J Patel and Associates were reappointed as internal auditors.