Revathi Equipment Q1 FY27E: Rs 24-28 Cr Revenue View

Overview: what the latest estimates indicate

Revathi Equipment India is back in focus ahead of its expected Q1 FY27 results, with market participants tracking whether the company can sustain profitability after a sharp swing in quarterly performance during FY26. The stock’s current market price (CMP) is stated at Rs 720 in the provided data, alongside a 12-month target range of Rs 676-769.

For the quarter ending June 2026 (Q1 FY27), the estimates shared in the note project revenue in the range of Rs 24-28 crore and profit after tax (PAT) of about Rs 1 crore. The expected results window is indicated as July-August 2026, broadly aligned with the NSE and BSE results season for the quarter.

Q1 FY27 estimates: revenue range and PAT expectation

The Q1 FY27 estimate range suggests a relatively stable quarter versus the year-ago period, with revenue projected at Rs 24-28 crore. PAT is estimated at around Rs 1 crore for the quarter.

The same table pegs Q1 FY26 actual revenue at Rs 26 crore, with a YoY growth figure shown as -1.2% for the estimate. For PAT, the table lists Q1 FY26 actual at Rs 1 crore and shows a YoY growth of +50.0% for the estimate, even though the estimated PAT range is also stated as Rs 1-1 crore. Readers should treat these as the explicit figures presented in the source table.

Results timeline: July-August 2026 window

The note flags July-August 2026 as an indicative period for the Q1 FY27 results. This is positioned as consistent with the broader listed-company earnings calendar for the June-ended quarter.

Separately, the company’s Q1 FY26 results are stated to have been announced on 9 August 2025, offering a reference point for how the reporting schedule has looked in the recent past.

FY26 Q4 performance: March 2026 turnaround in reported numbers

The provided consolidated numbers for the quarter ended March 2026 show a sharp improvement in profitability.

• Net sales: Rs 65.61 crore in March 2026, up 1.72% from Rs 64.50 crore in March 2025
• Net profit: Rs 14.25 crore in March 2026, up 52.73% from Rs 9.33 crore in March 2025
• EBITDA: Rs 20.41 crore in March 2026, up 14.86% from Rs 17.77 crore in March 2025
• EPS: Rs 46.46 in March 2026 versus Rs 30.44 in March 2025

The same narrative also states that March 2026 revenue rose 103.57% quarter-on-quarter, and that the profit after tax margin was 21.72%.

Quarterly trend snapshot: volatility through FY26

A separate quarterly table in the input highlights how revenue and profitability moved through FY26, culminating in a strong March 2026 quarter after a loss in the preceding quarter.

This sequence shows that the March 2026 quarter stood out not only on revenue but also on margins, while earlier quarters carried lower profitability and, in one case, a net loss.

Q1 FY26 context: a weak base with sharp YoY decline

For Q1 FY26 (June 2025 quarter), the input includes multiple references to a steep year-on-year decline.

The consolidated revenue for Q1 FY26 is listed as Rs 22.26 crore versus Rs 52.03 crore in Q1 FY25. Consolidated net profit is listed as Rs 0.57 crore versus Rs 7.94 crore in Q1 FY25. Consolidated EPS for Q1 FY26 is listed as Rs 1.87 versus Rs 25.87 in Q1 FY25.

A financial-statement block also reports, for Q1 FY26:

• Total income: Rs 26.36 crore
• Total expenses: Rs 25.30 crore
• Profit before tax: Rs 1.06 crore
• Tax: Rs 0.49 crore
• Profit after tax: Rs 0.57 crore
• Earnings per share: 1.90

The same section explicitly states a year-over-year growth of -52.7% for revenue in Q1 FY26.

Operating profit line items: mixed quarters in the longer series

A longer consolidated quarterly series also appears in the input, listing revenue and operating profit (in Rs crore) across multiple quarters from Dec 2023 to Mar 2026.

In that table, revenue is shown at Rs 66 crore in Mar 2026 (and Rs 65 crore in Mar 2025), while operating profit is shown at Rs 19 crore in Mar 2026 (and Rs 14 crore in Mar 2025). It also shows operating profit turning negative at -1 crore in Sep 2025 and being near-zero in some quarters, reinforcing the uneven operating trajectory.

Because the input contains multiple tables with different rounding and line-item definitions, the most consistent takeaway is directional: profitability and operating leverage improved sharply by March 2026 after a weaker run through much of FY26.

Corporate update: new subsidiary incorporated

The input notes that a new subsidiary, Global Essential Mining Supplies LLP, was incorporated on April 5, 2025, and that it is not yet operational. No additional financial contribution or timeline is provided beyond this.

The registered office address listed is: 331 Pollachi Road, Malimichampatti, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu-641050.

Market view: CMP and target range cited in the note

The note cites a CMP of Rs 720 for Revathi Equipment India and a 12-month target range of Rs 676-769. No explicit rationale, valuation multiple, or catalyst list is provided alongside the target band in the supplied text.

Separately, the note links to a Q1 FY26 quarterly result document (PDF) dated for the June 2025 quarter.

Key numbers at a glance

Why this quarter matters for tracking consistency

The data points presented show a company that can swing sharply between low-profit quarters and high-profit quarters. Q1 FY26 numbers indicate a steep YoY drop in revenue and profit, while Q4 FY26 shows strong margins and a large YoY increase in net profit.

Against that backdrop, the Q1 FY27 estimated revenue band of Rs 24-28 crore and PAT around Rs 1 crore suggests a return to a smaller quarter in absolute terms compared with the March 2026 peak. The key monitorable, based strictly on the provided information, is whether the company maintains profitability and avoids a repeat of loss-making quarters such as Q3 FY26.

Conclusion

Revathi Equipment India heads into the July-August 2026 results window with Q1 FY27 estimates of Rs 24-28 crore revenue and about Rs 1 crore PAT, after a strong March 2026 quarter that lifted both profit and margins. The next reported numbers will help investors assess whether the March 2026 performance was a one-off spike or the start of more stable earnings through FY27.