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Complete Sports reported FY26 profit of Rs 17.95 crore but used Rs 3.8209 crore in operations after trade receivables increased by Rs 35.6379 crore.
Complete Sports derived 50.21% of fiscal 2026 revenue from Brunswick equipment, while Brunswick accounted for 50.77% of purchases, concentrating sales and procurement exposure.
CSML derived 91.46% of FY26 operating revenue from equipment supply and installation, while its first sports bar opened in April 2026 after year-end.
Fly-Hi disclosed GST, TDS, EPF and ESIC delays across three financial years, including a 102-day delay on a Rs 1.63 lakh EPF contribution.
Asia-Pacific shipping crew travel market is forecast to reach US$228 crore by 2033, retaining a calculated 53.6% share of regional forecast demand.
Fly-Hi Maritime Travels’ December 2025 governance build added three independent directors, a CFO and a compliance officer, giving independents three of five board seats.
The Company’s 500-for-1 November 2025 bonus added 1 crore shares, accounting for about 99.8% of its 1.002 crore pre-issue equity base.
Fly-Hi Maritime Travels Limited generated 86.12% of FY26 revenue from the UAE and Cyprus, with Cyprus contributing Rs 18.2886 crore.
Fly-Hi Maritime lifted EBITDA margin to 20.14% in FY26 as cost of services fell to 62.99% of revenue from 76.89% in FY24.
Fly Hi will allocate Rs 24.2372 crore, or 66.58% of net IPO proceeds, to finance corporate client credit and supplier payments for travel bookings.
NSE’s IPO was held up for years by the co-location and dark fibre cases, governance gaps and ongoing litigation, before a 2026 settlement unlocked approvals.
Fly-Hi derived 91.39% of FY2025-26 revenue from its top 10 customers, with its largest customer contributing Rs 28.91 crore, or 46.59%.
Fly-Hi Maritime reported ₹8.43 crore FY26 profit, but operating cash flow was negative at ₹98.20 lakh after receivables increased ₹15.05 crore.
Fly-Hi Maritime reported FY26 profit after tax of Rs 8.4258 crore, up 144.69%, as higher last-minute crew-transfer ticket prices and vendor terms lifted margins.
Fly-Hi routed Rs 28.91 crore, or 46.59%, of FY26 revenue through one exclusive distributor, making service, billing and pricing continuity operationally important.
Fly-Hi Maritime Travels Limited coordinates end-to-end, 24/7 crew travel to vessel ports, reporting Rs 62.0363 crore in operating revenue for the year ended March 31, 2026.
