Marsons Q1 FY27 Results: Key Dates and FY26 Jump

Why Marsons is in focus ahead of Q1 FY27

Marsons Limited, a heavy electrical equipment maker focused on transformers, is back on investors’ radar as it heads into the June 2026 quarter (Q1 FY27) results cycle. The company has informed that its Board of Directors will meet to consider and approve unaudited financial results (standalone and consolidated) for the quarter ended June 30, 2026.

Alongside the scheduled board meeting, market attention is also shaped by the sharp changes seen in FY26 and the March 2026 quarter numbers, plus fresh order announcements. The stock has also drawn attention due to its recent listing and active news flow around results and order intake.

Stock snapshot and recent trading levels

Marsons made its stock market debut on 13 March 2026. The article data notes the stock was trading at ₹102.19, down ₹1.25 from the previous close at the time of the update. Another data point in the text states the “current share price” as ₹101.14.

As per the provided snapshot, Marsons’ share price was ₹102.19 on NSE and ₹102.05 on BSE as on Aug 11, 2026 (03:30 PM). Separately, the same dataset also references Marsons CMP ₹113, used in a Q1 FY27 preview and estimate context.

Board meeting on August 13 and trading window closure

Marsons has announced its board meeting is scheduled for Thursday, August 13, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. The purpose is to consider and approve Unaudited Financial Results (Standalone and Consolidated) for the quarter ended 30 June 2026.

The company has also stated that the trading window for directors, officers, and designated employees has been closed since July 1, 2026. It will remain closed until 48 hours after the declaration of the unaudited results for the June 2026 quarter.

FY26 performance: income and profit snapshot

The dataset includes annual figures (₹ crore) showing a sharp change over time:

• FY25 Income: 172, FY26 Income: 247
• FY25 Net profit: 28.02, FY26 Net profit: 46.33
• EPS (basic) FY25: 1.63, FY26: 2.69
• Paid-up equity capital is shown as 17.21 in FY25 and FY26 (₹ crore).

The summary metrics also list Sales Growth: 2507.07%, Profit Growth: 4358.36%, and ROE: 40.99%.

Quarterly trend through FY26: March quarter surge

Quarterly data (₹ crore) in the text shows a pickup in the March 2026 quarter:

• Net Sales: 55.80 (Mar 2025), 47.03 (Jun 2025), 59.81 (Sep 2025), 45.94 (Dec 2025), 92.26 (Mar 2026)
• Total Expenditure: 45.67 (Mar 2025), 39.72 (Jun 2025), 51.23 (Sep 2025), 39.07 (Dec 2025), 73.23 (Mar 2026)
• Operating Profit: 10.14 (Mar 2025), 7.31 (Jun 2025), 8.57 (Sep 2025), 6.87 (Dec 2025), 19.03 (Mar 2026)

A separate quarter highlight section (₹ crore) for Mar 2026 reports:

• Revenue: 92.26
• Operating Expense: 73.74
• Net Profit: 22.58
• Net Profit Margin: 24.47%
• EBITDA: 19.02
• EPS: 1.31

For Dec 2025 (₹ crore):

• Revenue: 45.94
• Operating Expense: 40.08
• Net Profit: 6.48
• Net Profit Margin: 14.10%
• EBITDA: 7.51
• EPS: 0.38

The article also includes a BSE filing-style snapshot stating Q4 FY2026 revenue 92.26 (+98.1%) and net profit 22.58 (+248.2%), and lists other quarters with revenue and net profit changes.

Consolidated highlights for Q4 FY26 and Q3 FY26

The provided consolidated highlights include figures originally stated in lakh, which are normalized here to ₹ crore:

• Q4 FY26 Revenue from operations: 9,265.38 lakh = ₹92.6538 crore
• Q4 FY26 Profit After Tax: 2,261.53 lakh = ₹22.6153 crore
• Q4 FY26 EPS: ₹1.31

For Q3 FY26, the dataset notes:

• Revenue: 4,593.77 lakh = ₹45.9377 crore
• PBT: 648.37 lakh = ₹6.4837 crore
• PAT: 648.37 lakh = ₹6.4837 crore
• EPS: ₹0.38

It also states that Q3 FY26 revenue was 4% higher than Q3 FY25, with PBT and PAT up 3%.

What the company does: transformer manufacturing focus

Marsons is described as a specialist in manufacturing transformers up to 100 Megavolt Ampere in the 132 kilovolt class. Another line in the text attributes the company’s latest quarterly revenue movement to growth in its transformer manufacturing division, while noting net profit remained flat in that commentary due to cost pressures and rising input costs.

Promoter and investor holding snapshot

The shareholding table in the dataset shows:

• Promoters: 53.65% (Jun 2025 through Jun 2026 unchanged in the provided rows)
• Investors: 46.35% (Jun 2025 through Jun 2026 unchanged in the provided rows)

Within the investor list shown, one named holder changes from 8.60% down to 6.93% by Jun 2026, while other listed holders show smaller changes in the provided rows.

Order wins and recent order intake

Marsons has disclosed a domestic service order from WBSETCL valued at ₹9.48 crore (inclusive of GST) for transformer repairs, with a 6 to 12 month execution window. The dataset also states the company secured ₹66 crore+ of order backlog in the last 30 days, combining the WBSETCL order with a ₹31.27 crore AEGCL order and a $1.1 million US order.

It also notes that total order intake for Q1 FY27 exceeded ₹40 crore within the first 10 days of June.

Key numbers table: FY26 quarterly snapshot

What to watch for in Q1 FY27: estimates and scheduled disclosure

A Q1 FY27 preview included in the dataset provides an estimate range (labelled as “Uniresearch Estimate”) based on a trailing-growth framework:

• Q1 FY27E revenue: ₹67 to ₹77 crore (vs Q1 FY26 actual ₹48 crore)
• Q1 FY27E net profit/PAT: ₹11 to ₹13 crore (vs Q1 FY26 actual ₹8 crore)
• 12-month target (estimate): ₹136 to ₹150

The board meeting on August 13, 2026 is the confirmed event in the text. Any revenue, PAT, or target figures above are presented as estimates in the provided content and will be tested against the company’s unaudited results when released.

Market impact and why the update matters

For investors, the combination of (1) a fixed board meeting date, (2) trading window closure, and (3) visible quarterly swings in revenue and profit tends to concentrate attention around the results release. The March 2026 quarter showed materially higher revenue and profit than the preceding quarter in the data provided, while other commentary in the dataset also flags cost management and input costs as a key variable.

Recent order disclosures provide additional context on near-term execution visibility, particularly because the WBSETCL order includes a defined 6 to 12 month execution period and the company has referenced a larger recent order intake figure (₹66 crore+) across multiple wins.

Conclusion

Marsons will announce its unaudited Q1 FY27 numbers following the August 13, 2026 board meeting, with the trading window set to reopen 48 hours after the results declaration. Investors will likely focus on whether quarterly performance sustains the March 2026 momentum and how the company’s recent order intake translates into reported execution.