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Kranti Industries Crosses Rs 1,004.5 Mn Revenue Milestone in FY26
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Kranti Industries Crosses Rs 1,004.5 Mn Revenue Milestone in FY26

Kranti Industries Limited reported audited results for the fourth quarter and the financial year ended March 31, 2026, with consolidated revenue reaching Rs 1,004.5 million (mn) for the first time. The company attributed the milestone to robust order execution, a growing export business, improved capacity utilisation and an enhanced product mix supported by expanded manufacturing capabilities. Management presented the results as evidence of improved operational performance and a turnaround in profitability. The reporting period was described as transformational for the group as it delivered both top-line growth and margin expansion.

Standalone earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation grew substantially, rising by 63.7 per cent to Rs 124.4 million (mn), reflecting higher contribution from value added precision engineered components. Consolidated profit after tax turned positive at Rs 15.6 million (mn), while standalone profit after tax increased to Rs 26.0 million (mn) from a prior year loss. Consolidated revenue represented year on year growth of 28.0 per cent, supported by improved export traction and higher capacity utilisation across facilities.

During the year the company completed strategic restructuring of a related entity, effecting the sale of eight lakh equity shares in Preciso Metall Private Limited for Rs 8.0 million (mn), following which that entity moved from subsidiary to associate status. Kranti also strengthened its presence in defence manufacturing, securing machining orders from Armoured Vehicles Nigam Limited, and commenced commercial operations at its fourth manufacturing facility with effect from January one, 2026. The newly leased 35,160 sq. ft. machining unit in Jaipur is expected to enhance operational flexibility and support future demand.

Kranti noted its longer term Vision 2030 priorities of technology driven precision engineering and diversification across automotive, defence, construction equipment, agriculture and electric vehicle segments. The company highlighted certifications and operating strengths, including more than 80 production machines across four units in Pune and Jaipur and comprehensive inspection capabilities. Management indicated ongoing investments in advanced manufacturing and operational excellence to support sustainable, profitable growth and to create long term value for stakeholders.

Kranti Industries Limited reported audited results for the fourth quarter and the financial year ended March 31, 2026, with consolidated revenue reaching Rs 1,004.5 million (mn) for the first time. The company attributed the milestone to robust order execution, a growing export business, improved capacity utilisation and an enhanced product mix supported by expanded manufacturing capabilities. Management presented the results as evidence of improved operational performance and a turnaround in profitability. The reporting period was described as transformational for the group as it delivered both top-line growth and margin expansion. Standalone earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation grew substantially, rising by 63.7 per cent to Rs 124.4 million (mn), reflecting higher contribution from value added precision engineered components. Consolidated profit after tax turned positive at Rs 15.6 million (mn), while standalone profit after tax increased to Rs 26.0 million (mn) from a prior year loss. Consolidated revenue represented year on year growth of 28.0 per cent, supported by improved export traction and higher capacity utilisation across facilities. During the year the company completed strategic restructuring of a related entity, effecting the sale of eight lakh equity shares in Preciso Metall Private Limited for Rs 8.0 million (mn), following which that entity moved from subsidiary to associate status. Kranti also strengthened its presence in defence manufacturing, securing machining orders from Armoured Vehicles Nigam Limited, and commenced commercial operations at its fourth manufacturing facility with effect from January one, 2026. The newly leased 35,160 sq. ft. machining unit in Jaipur is expected to enhance operational flexibility and support future demand. Kranti noted its longer term Vision 2030 priorities of technology driven precision engineering and diversification across automotive, defence, construction equipment, agriculture and electric vehicle segments. The company highlighted certifications and operating strengths, including more than 80 production machines across four units in Pune and Jaipur and comprehensive inspection capabilities. Management indicated ongoing investments in advanced manufacturing and operational excellence to support sustainable, profitable growth and to create long term value for stakeholders.

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