Suprajit's FY26 profit jumps 84% as SCS acquisition fully consolidates
The auto-component maker's first full-year results with SCS on the books show strong headline growth. Standalone business grew at a modest pace.
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- Consolidated FY26 profit after tax jumped 84% on a 16.7% revenue increase, reflecting the full-year impact of the SCS acquisition.
- Standalone revenue grew 7% and profit after tax rose 8.7%.
- Board recommended a final dividend of ₹2 per share, taking total FY26 payout to ₹3.50 from ₹3 in FY25.
Why this matters
The headline numbers are inflated by the SCS base effect. The organic business grew at single-digit rates. The real question is whether the acquisition can drive faster growth once the one-time accounting boost fades in FY27.
What we're watching
- Standalone growth trajectory in FY27 after the SCS base normalizes.
- Consolidated profit margins as the two businesses fully merge.
- Management commentary on organic versus acquisition-driven growth.
The full read
Suprajit Engineering's first full-year results with the SCS acquisition on the books show a clear split. Consolidated profit after tax surged 84% on a 16.7% revenue increase. But the organic business told a different story. Standalone revenue grew 7% and PAT rose 8.7%. The acquisition is the story, not the core business. The board raised the dividend to ₹3.50 per share from ₹3 last year. There were no surprises; the numbers tracked prior updates. The open question is what the growth rate looks like in FY27 when the SCS base effect normalizes and the acquisition's contribution becomes clearer.
Questions answered
- How much of the profit growth is from the SCS acquisition?
- The filing does not break out organic versus inorganic growth. Standalone PAT grew 8.7%, while consolidated PAT jumped 84%. The large difference is attributable to SCS being only partially in the FY25 base.
- What is the dividend increase?
- The board recommended a final dividend of ₹2 per share, making the total FY26 dividend ₹3.50 per share. This is up from ₹3 per share in FY25, a 17% increase.
- Were these results expected?
- The rationale states the results are in line with expectations and contain no material surprises. They are a standard periodic update.
- What was the standalone revenue growth?
- Standalone revenue for FY26 grew approximately 7% year-on-year. Profit after tax on the same basis rose about 8.7%.
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