Arvind Port and Infra Limited FY26 Profit Falls 88% to ₹1.19 Crore

Arvind Port and Infra Limited reported consolidated net profit of ₹1.19 crore for FY26, down 88.3% from ₹10.15 crore in FY25, while revenue from operations declined to ₹12.87 crore from ₹24.13 crore. The result highlights the effect of lower operating revenue and higher depreciation on the company’s annual profitability.

Why did Arvind Port's FY26 profit fall?

Arvind Port's FY26 profit fell primarily because operating revenue declined sharply while expenses and depreciation increased. The company’s annual report said standalone revenue from operations decreased 40.42% to ₹10.65 crore in FY26 from ₹17.88 crore in FY25.

On a standalone basis, total income declined 36.95% to ₹11.28 crore from ₹17.90 crore. Expenses before depreciation, finance cost and tax rose 20.62% to ₹5.14 crore from ₹4.26 crore. The annual report identified the reduced operating revenue, increased expenses and higher depreciation and amortisation as the main factors affecting profitability.

Standalone net profit after tax was ₹0.62 crore in FY26, compared with ₹7.09 crore in FY25, a decline of 91.24%. The annual report’s standalone figures therefore show a steeper fall in profit than the consolidated earnings result, which included net income of ₹1.19 crore.

What did Arvind Port report for FY26?

Arvind Port reported sales of ₹12.87 crore and total revenue of ₹13.53 crore for FY26 in its earnings results for the year ended March 31, 2026. These figures compared with sales of ₹24.13 crore and revenue of ₹24.15 crore a year earlier.

The company’s consolidated net income was ₹1.19 crore, versus ₹10.15 crore in FY25. Basic and diluted earnings per share from continuing operations both fell to ₹0.77 from ₹7.03. Its trailing 12-month EPS was also reported at ₹0.77, down 91.21% year-on-year.

The annual report also recorded consolidated total income of ₹13.53 crore in FY26, against ₹24.15 crore in FY25, a decrease of 43.99%. This provides the broader group-level context for the decline shown in the earnings release.

How did revenue and costs affect Arvind Port's margins?

Arvind Port’s operating profitability narrowed as revenue declined faster than the company’s cost base. Annual financial data showed EBITDA of ₹9 crore in FY26, down from ₹20 crore in FY25, while the operating profit margin declined to 67% from 83%.

Depreciation increased to ₹7 crore from ₹5 crore in the annual financial summary. In the standalone annual results, depreciation was ₹6.83 crore in FY26 compared with ₹5.24 crore in FY25. This higher non-cash charge reduced the amount of operating profit available before tax.

The standalone annual results showed total expenses of ₹11.07 crore, compared with ₹9.34 crore in FY25. Employee cost rose to ₹0.38 crore from ₹0.31 crore, while other expenses increased to ₹3.87 crore from ₹3.79 crore. PBITOE margin declined to 13.97% from 61.29%.

What do the FY26 results mean for investors and operations?

Arvind Port’s FY26 numbers show that the business generated lower revenue and retained a substantially smaller portion as profit. The fall in EPS to ₹0.77 from ₹7.03 is relevant for shareholders because it reflects the reduction in earnings attributable to each equity share.

Quarterly data also indicated a weaker operating base during the year. Sales were ₹4.57 crore for the half year ended September 2025 and ₹8.30 crore for the period ended March 2026, while operating profit margin moved from 74.40% to 63.13% across those reported periods. Net profit was ₹0.39 crore and ₹0.99 crore, respectively.

The company’s equity share capital remained unchanged at ₹17.80 crore, while reserves and surplus increased to ₹63.11 crore from ₹62.05 crore. These balance-sheet figures do not offset the FY26 earnings decline, but they provide context on the company’s reported capital and accumulated reserves.

Conclusion

Arvind Port closed FY26 with consolidated net profit of ₹1.19 crore, an 88.3% decline from FY25, as sales, total income and operating margins weakened. The company’s standalone disclosures similarly showed lower revenue from operations, higher pre-depreciation expenses and increased depreciation, resulting in a 91.24% fall in standalone net profit.

Investors will watch the company’s subsequent earnings disclosures for changes in revenue from operations, operating margins, depreciation charges and EPS. The available FY26 information does not disclose a forward revenue target or a specific recovery plan, making future reported operating performance the key measurable development.