Apollo Micro Systems Q1 FY27 Standalone Profit After Tax at ₹27.83 Crore
Apollo Micro Systems reported Q1 FY27 standalone profit after tax of ₹27.83 crore on revenue from operations of ₹155.89 crore. Consolidated profit after tax was ₹25.22 crore on revenue from operations of ₹251.29 crore. All outstanding share warrants were converted into equity shares during the quarter.
The financial results indicate a sequential decline in performance, which could impact investor sentiment. The conversion of warrants is a positive step for capital structure, but the uncertainties in subsidiaries require monitoring.
The results show a decrease in profit and revenue compared to the previous quarter, which is a negative indicator. However, the conversion of warrants and the company's confidence in meeting obligations provide some positive aspects. The mention of uncertainties in subsidiaries introduces a neutral to slightly negative tone.
Apollo Micro Systems Limited announced its standalone un-audited financial results for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. The company reported a total income of ₹163.25 crore (16,325.27 lakhs) for the quarter, a decrease from ₹213.63 crore (21,362.77 lakhs) in the previous quarter. Expenses for the quarter were ₹122.55 crore (12,255.04 lakhs). The profit before tax stood at ₹40.70 crore (4,070.22 lakhs), and after tax, the profit was ₹27.83 crore (2,783.38 lakhs). This is a decrease from the profit after tax of ₹37.45 crore (3,744.73 lakhs) reported in the previous quarter. The company's basic EPS for the quarter was ₹0.77, while diluted EPS was ₹0.77.
For the consolidated results, total income for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, was ₹253.54 crore (25,354.25 lakhs), a decrease from ₹296.45 crore (29,644.90 lakhs) in the prior quarter. Total expenses were ₹215.88 crore (21,587.52 lakhs). Profit before tax was ₹37.67 crore (3,766.73 lakhs), and profit after tax was ₹25.22 crore (2,521.60 lakhs). The consolidated basic EPS was ₹0.75 and diluted EPS was ₹0.75.
During the quarter, the company completed the conversion of all outstanding share warrants into equity shares. A significant note in the consolidated results highlights that some subsidiaries have reported negative net worth and incurred cash losses, indicating a material uncertainty regarding their ability to continue as a going concern. However, the management, supported by the parent company's strong financials and business plans, is confident of meeting obligations and has prepared the results on a going concern basis.
The financial results were approved by the Board of Directors on August 8, 2026, following a review by the Audit Committee and a limited review by the statutory auditors.
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