Maximus International Closes FY26 With 18 Per Cent Revenue Growth
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Maximus International Closes FY26 With 18 Per Cent Revenue Growth

Maximus International Limited (the company) announced board approved audited financial results for the quarter and fiscal year ended 31 March 2026, reporting consolidated revenue growth of 18 per cent. The company reported that revenue from operations rose to Rs 1848 million (mn) for the year, up from Rs 1569 mn in the prior fiscal year, reflecting higher business activity across its operating segments.

EBITDA expanded by 14 per cent to Rs 173 mn, while profit before tax increased seven per cent to Rs 111 mn for the year, underscoring margin improvement and operational efficiency. Net profit for the year was Rs 93 mn and net worth rose to Rs 871 mn at 31 March 2026, representing a year on year increase of about 20.78 per cent. The fourth quarter delivered a record performance with quarterly revenue of Rs 560 mn, up by 29 per cent on the preceding quarter.

During the year the company invested in modernisation of plant and equipment and in infrastructure expansion to enhance operational efficiency and logistics capabilities. Management indicated these strategic capital expenditure initiatives are intended to support future business growth and long term value creation for stakeholders. Total comprehensive income rose significantly to Rs 150 mn for the year, reflecting improved performance across segments and results of operations.

The company advised readers to consult the detailed financial statements and results filed on the stock exchange for complete information and context. Full disclosures and the audited financial statements are available on the filing portal and on the corporate website for stakeholders seeking additional detail. Investor relations contact information was provided for further enquiries and formal requests for clarification on the reported figures. The company will continue to focus on operational execution and capital discipline to sustain growth.

Maximus International Limited (the company) announced board approved audited financial results for the quarter and fiscal year ended 31 March 2026, reporting consolidated revenue growth of 18 per cent. The company reported that revenue from operations rose to Rs 1848 million (mn) for the year, up from Rs 1569 mn in the prior fiscal year, reflecting higher business activity across its operating segments. EBITDA expanded by 14 per cent to Rs 173 mn, while profit before tax increased seven per cent to Rs 111 mn for the year, underscoring margin improvement and operational efficiency. Net profit for the year was Rs 93 mn and net worth rose to Rs 871 mn at 31 March 2026, representing a year on year increase of about 20.78 per cent. The fourth quarter delivered a record performance with quarterly revenue of Rs 560 mn, up by 29 per cent on the preceding quarter. During the year the company invested in modernisation of plant and equipment and in infrastructure expansion to enhance operational efficiency and logistics capabilities. Management indicated these strategic capital expenditure initiatives are intended to support future business growth and long term value creation for stakeholders. Total comprehensive income rose significantly to Rs 150 mn for the year, reflecting improved performance across segments and results of operations. The company advised readers to consult the detailed financial statements and results filed on the stock exchange for complete information and context. Full disclosures and the audited financial statements are available on the filing portal and on the corporate website for stakeholders seeking additional detail. Investor relations contact information was provided for further enquiries and formal requests for clarification on the reported figures. The company will continue to focus on operational execution and capital discipline to sustain growth.

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