Systematix Posts FY26 Revenue Growth And Declares 10 Per Cent Dividend

04 May 2026 CW Team

Total income from operations for FY26 rose five per cent year on year to Rs 1,461.7 million (mn), compared with Rs 1,393.9 mn in the prior year. Total income for the fourth quarter stood at Rs 235.0 mn. Profitability for FY26 reflected planned investments in private wealth, technology platforms, talent acquisition and the implementation of employee stock ownership plans, which the company said were intended to support future growth. These strategic outlays reduced near-term margins while enhancing capacity for medium-term scale.

Investment banking activity aggregated Rs 46 billion (bn) of transactions during FY26 across initial public offerings, qualified institutional placements, rights issues, buybacks, block deals, private equity and mergers and acquisitions. The active transaction pipeline was reported at Rs 116 bn across 27 opportunities, providing visibility for future revenue. The company completed fundraising for a Category I alternative investment fund with a target assets under management of Rs 1,250 mn and is targeting a Category II fund with an up to Rs 10 bn target focused on pre-IPO and secondaries. Private wealth operations were formally launched with senior hires and offices in Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Delhi and Kolkata.

Founded in 1985, Systematix employs approximately 300 people and operates businesses including brokerage, investment banking, merchant banking, a non-banking financial company, wealth management and asset management. Over the past six years the group advised corporates on capital raises and strategic transactions aggregating Rs 350 bn. Management presented the results as part of a strategic execution phase aimed at strengthening core businesses while building new growth platforms. Media contacts were provided for investor and press enquiries.

Systematix Corporate Services Limited has reported audited results for the quarter and year ended March 31, 2026, signalling steady revenue growth and continued strategic investment to support expansion. The firm reported ongoing business momentum across its core financial services and noted platform building in private wealth and asset management. The board recommended a 10 per cent dividend for FY26, continuing a consistent shareholder payout record. Management indicated that investments in technology and talent aim to build long-term scale. Total income from operations for FY26 rose five per cent year on year to Rs 1,461.7 million (mn), compared with Rs 1,393.9 mn in the prior year. Total income for the fourth quarter stood at Rs 235.0 mn. Profitability for FY26 reflected planned investments in private wealth, technology platforms, talent acquisition and the implementation of employee stock ownership plans, which the company said were intended to support future growth. These strategic outlays reduced near-term margins while enhancing capacity for medium-term scale. Investment banking activity aggregated Rs 46 billion (bn) of transactions during FY26 across initial public offerings, qualified institutional placements, rights issues, buybacks, block deals, private equity and mergers and acquisitions. The active transaction pipeline was reported at Rs 116 bn across 27 opportunities, providing visibility for future revenue. The company completed fundraising for a Category I alternative investment fund with a target assets under management of Rs 1,250 mn and is targeting a Category II fund with an up to Rs 10 bn target focused on pre-IPO and secondaries. Private wealth operations were formally launched with senior hires and offices in Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Delhi and Kolkata. Founded in 1985, Systematix employs approximately 300 people and operates businesses including brokerage, investment banking, merchant banking, a non-banking financial company, wealth management and asset management. Over the past six years the group advised corporates on capital raises and strategic transactions aggregating Rs 350 bn. Management presented the results as part of a strategic execution phase aimed at strengthening core businesses while building new growth platforms. Media contacts were provided for investor and press enquiries.

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