Standard Engineering Technology Limited reported its highest ever quarterly and full year financial performance for FY26, driven by execution, improved operational efficiencies and cost management. Total income for FY26 rose to Rs 7.93 bn, up 26.7 per cent, while profit after tax increased to Rs 830 mn, up 20.61 per cent. Strengthened business development and international collaborations supported revenue growth across core businesses. The board strengthened global leadership by re-designating Yasuyuki Ikeda as Executive Director and appointing Kancherla Uma Maheswara Rao as an Independent Director, reinforcing focus on international development and governance. Ikeda will lead global operations and marketing and remains associated with AGI Group, Japan. Rao brings 38 years of experience across precision engineering, industrial manufacturing and software product development and will support technical oversight as the company expands into advanced process technologies. The group incorporated Standard Projects Private Limited as a 75 per cent subsidiary to enhance capabilities in civil construction, precast infrastructure and pre-engineered buildings and to support turnkey industrial projects. Business development efforts were sharpened through deeper collaborations with Japanese and other global technology partners to enhance the product portfolio and market access. The company entered a conditional distribution agreement with API Pharma Pharmaceutical Trading L.L.C., UAE on March 05, 2026, with an initial three year performance period extendable to 10 years subject to milestones. In Q4 FY26 total income was Rs 2.31 bn, EBITDA was Rs 360 mn with an EBITDA margin of 15.4 per cent, profit before tax was Rs 280 mn and profit after tax was Rs 210 mn. For the full year EBITDA reached Rs 1.38 bn with a margin of 17.4 per cent and profit before tax was Rs 1.11 bn. Management said the company has evolved into an integrated engineering technology platform with capabilities across design, precision fabrication, turnkey execution, commissioning and lifecycle maintenance, and that governance and leadership changes support the next phase of growth.