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V-Marc India’s Net Profit Soars 163.65% in June 2026 Quarter

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V-Marc India reports a remarkable 163.65% surge in net profit for the June 2026 quarter, driven by strong revenue growth. Explore the financial highlights.

Multiple Indian companies have released their financial results for the quarter ending June 2026, showcasing a mixed performance across sectors.

V-Marc India notably reported a substantial increase in its net profit, alongside robust growth in revenue and operating profit for the period.

V-Marc India’s Q1 FY27 Performance Highlights

  • Total reached Rs 5555.05 million in June 2026, up 102.42% from Rs 2744.34 million in the year-ago period.
  • after tax surged by 163.65% to Rs 285.53 million, compared to Rs 108.30 million in the corresponding previous quarter.
  • Operating profit (PBIDT) rose to Rs 605.93 million, a 96.39% increase from Rs 308.54 million in June 2025.
  • grew by 166.75% to Rs 11.23 million, from Rs 4.21 million.
  • Interest expenses increased by 54.82% to Rs 158.98 million, up from Rs 102.69 million.
  • Profit Before and Tax (PBDT) climbed 117.12% to Rs 446.95 million, from Rs 205.85 million.
  • Depreciation saw a 43.46% rise, totaling Rs 81.57 million compared to Rs 56.86 million.
  • (PBT) stood at Rs 365.38 million for the June 2026 quarter.

Beyond V-Marc India, other firms also disclosed their financial standings for the same quarter.

Other Companies’ June 2026 Quarter Results

  • Eldeco Housing & Industrial reported a profit after tax of Rs 155.84 million.
  • SBC Exports announced a profit after tax amounting to Rs 94.26 million.
  • Svam Softwares recorded a loss after tax of Rs 1.91 million during the period.

The June 2026 quarter thus presented a varied financial picture, with significant gains for some companies like V-Marc India, while others navigated different outcomes including losses.