Suprajit Engineering profit jumps 84% on full-year SCS consolidation
Consolidated net profit reached ₹1,827 million as the Stahlschmidt Cable Systems acquisition turned EBITDA positive. The board raised the total annual dividend to ₹3.50.
What's new
- Consolidated revenue rose 16.7% to ₹38,248 million for FY26.
- Standalone net profit climbed 8.7% to ₹2,747 million.
- Total dividend increased to ₹3.50 per share from ₹3.00 last year.
Why this matters
The profit jump confirms the SCS acquisition is now contributing to the bottom line. Reversing the ₹54 million impairment provision from the Trifa Lamps Germany liquidation clears a legacy drag from the balance sheet. This is a clean performance.
What we're watching
- Sustained profitability from the SCS business unit.
- Future capital allocation plans beyond the increased dividend.
- Operational efficiency gains in the standalone business.
The full read
Suprajit Engineering delivered a strong FY26. Consolidated net profit surged 84% to ₹1,827 million. Revenue on a consolidated basis rose 16.7% to ₹38,248 million after the full-year integration of Stahlschmidt Cable Systems.
It is now EBITDA positive.
Standalone revenue grew 7.1% to ₹18,399 million, while net profit rose 8.7% to ₹2,747 million. The company also reversed a ₹54 million impairment provision linked to the liquidation of Trifa Lamps Germany. Shareholders will receive a total dividend of ₹3.50 per share, up from the ₹3.00 distributed last year. The integration of recent acquisitions is finally paying off, but the next test is whether the company can maintain these margins without the help of one-time reversals.
Questions answered
- How did the SCS acquisition impact the annual results?
- The full-year consolidation of SCS helped drive consolidated revenue to ₹38,248 million, a 16.7% increase. The unit is now EBITDA positive.
- What was the total dividend payout for the year?
- The board recommended a final dividend of ₹2 per share, bringing the total annual dividend to ₹3.50. This is an increase from the ₹3.00 paid in the previous year.
- Why was there an impairment reversal in the accounts?
- The company reversed a ₹54 million impairment provision following the liquidation of its Trifa Lamps Germany subsidiary.
- How does standalone performance compare to consolidated results?
- Standalone revenue grew 7.1% to ₹18,399 million, while consolidated revenue grew 16.7% to ₹38,248 million due to the inclusion of acquired entities.