Revathi Equipment Q1 FY27: dates and FY26 results

Stock moves ahead of the Q1 FY27 result window

Revathi Equipment shares were at ₹704.35 as of 10 Aug 2026 at 09:35 AM, down ₹29.10 or 3.97%. The date also appears on the company’s corporate action calendar as the ex-date for “Q1 FY 26-27 Results.” In the run-up to the July-August results season, the stock has stayed on investor watchlists because quarterly performance has swung sharply across FY25 and FY26.

The market focus is shaped by two parallel tracks. One is the scheduled results calendar, which sets expectations for when updates may arrive. The other is the FY26 financial record, where the March 2026 quarter showed a sharp jump in profitability versus the same quarter a year earlier, even as full-year numbers weakened.

Corporate action calendar: recent results ex-dates

The company’s results-related corporate actions list multiple ex-dates across the last five quarters. These dates provide a quick map of when the market expected disclosures for each reporting period.

March 2026 quarter: revenue steady, profit jumps

For the quarter ended March 2026, reported consolidated net sales were ₹65.61 crore, up 1.72% from ₹64.50 crore in March 2025. Profit after tax (PAT) rose to ₹14.25 crore from ₹9.33 crore, a 52.73% increase. EBITDA for the quarter was reported at ₹20.41 crore, up 14.86% from ₹17.77 crore.

Margins also improved in March 2026 versus the preceding quarters shown in the dataset. Operating profit margin (OPM) was listed at 28.8% for March 2026. Basic EPS for March 2026 was reported at ₹46.46, compared with ₹30.44 in March 2025.

Full-year FY26: sales and profit decline versus FY25

While the March 2026 quarter was strong year-on-year, the full-year picture was weaker in the same dataset. Sales declined 19.94% to ₹142.93 crore in the year ended March 2026 from ₹178.53 crore in the year ended March 2025. Net profit declined 31.42% to ₹13.84 crore from ₹20.18 crore over the same period.

This split between a strong March quarter and weaker full-year totals matters because it frames how investors interpret the latest rebound. It also helps explain why market participants may look closely at the next quarterly update for confirmation on whether the improvement is sustained.

Quarterly trend: sharp swings across the last 10 quarters

The quarterly table provided shows significant volatility in revenue and operating profit over the period from Dec 2023 to Mar 2026. Revenue moved from ₹108 crore in Mar 2024 to ₹20 crore in Sep 2024, before climbing back to ₹66 crore in Mar 2026. The same table shows expenses largely tracking revenue, with operating profit turning negative in Sep 2025 (₹-1 crore) before recovering strongly in Mar 2026 (₹19 crore).

Operating margin fluctuated widely across quarters, ranging from 0.3% in Jun 2025 to -4.1% in Sep 2025, and then improving to 28.8% in Mar 2026. The YoY revenue growth row also reflects this uneven base effect, with Mar 2025 showing -57.2% YoY and Mar 2026 showing 1.7% YoY.

Cash flow snapshot included in the dataset

The dataset also lists “Net Cash Flow” figures for a short sequence, including values such as -5, -4, 6, 6, -12, and 1 (₹ crore). It further includes CFO-to-PAT and CFO-to-EBITDA ratios over multiple periods, with values such as 82.1%, -238.1%, 356.5%, 142.2%, 138.2%, and -217.9% for CFO-to-PAT. These ratios indicate that cash generation, relative to reported profits, has also moved sharply between periods.

Board meeting disclosure: audited results and final dividend agenda

A board meeting entry in the dataset shows a meeting date of May 21, 2026, announced on May 14, 2026, with the purpose listed as “Audited Results & Final Dividend.” While the table does not provide the outcome, it signals that the company’s statutory process for audited numbers and dividend consideration was scheduled during that period.

Q1 FY27 estimates cited in the dataset

Separately, the dataset includes a Q1 FY27 preview with ranges presented as estimates. It states Revathi Equipment India was trading at ₹720 with a market capitalisation of ₹221 crore, and price-to-earnings noted as “Not meaningful.” The same preview lists a Q1 FY27E revenue range of ₹24-28 crore versus a Q1 FY26 base of ₹26 crore, and a PAT estimate of ₹1 crore (shown as “1-1”).

It also lists a 12-month target range of ₹676-769 (Uniresearch estimate) and describes this as a tracking stance. These are not company guidance in the provided text, but third-party estimates presented alongside an indicative July-August 2026 results window.

Key numbers to track: price, quarter performance, and FY26 base

The immediate market context combines the latest traded price and the most recent reported quarter, while longer-term interpretation often leans on the FY26 full-year comparison.

Why the upcoming update matters for investors

With an ex-date listed for Q1 FY26-27 results on 10 Aug 2026, investors are likely to compare the next set of quarterly numbers against an uneven base across FY25 and FY26. The March 2026 quarter showed a strong improvement in profitability, but FY26 as a whole recorded lower sales and profits than FY25.

Any fresh disclosure in the results cycle can help the market assess whether March 2026 was a one-quarter spike or the start of a steadier run rate. For investors, the practical focus typically stays on revenue trajectory, margins, and whether cash flow metrics stabilize alongside earnings.

Conclusion

Revathi Equipment entered the August 2026 results window with shares at ₹704.35 and a corporate action calendar pointing to the Q1 FY27 result timeline. The latest reported quarter (Mar 2026) showed higher profits year-on-year, while FY26 full-year sales and net profit were lower than FY25. The next scheduled results update, when released, will add clarity on how performance is tracking after a volatile set of quarters.