Apollo Micro Systems’ quarterly revenue jumps 72.9% to 391.69 crore rupees
Key Facts
Apollo Micro Systems announced on 24 October its unaudited results for the quarter and first half ended 30 September 2026, reporting total quarterly revenue of 391.69 crore rupees, up 72.9% from 226.57 crore in the year-earlier period. A summary of BSE disclosures showed operating profit rose 87.8% to 111.18 crore rupees from 59.19 crore. Net profit in the results summary was 48.43 crore rupees, compared with 31.11 crore a year earlier, a rise of 55.7%. This figure differs from the consolidated net profit after tax reported in the financial results, which was 46.15 crore rupees. Sales and operating profit growth therefore outpaced net profit after tax growth during the quarter.
Profit attributable to the company’s owners was 48.43 crore rupees, compared with 31.11 crore in the corresponding quarter a year earlier, according to the BSE disclosure summary. The difference between the two figures reflects different measurement line items in the disclosure, so 48.43 crore should not be presented as net profit after tax. The figures show the quarterly revenue base expanded alongside earnings growth, while profit measurement remains tied to the financial line item used.
For the first half of fiscal 2027, revenue from operations was 639.44 crore rupees, up 78.2% year on year. EBITDA reached 164.91 crore rupees, while net profit after tax was 71.37 crore. The results show revenue growth extended beyond the September quarter alone, with operating and bottom-line earnings also increasing over the same period. The order book offers an additional indication of the volume of business on hand, reaching 1,765 crore rupees on 30 September 2026. The order book reflects business recorded by the company as of that date, while the revenue figures cover activity during the completed financial periods.
In the stock market, a BSE disclosure summary showed the shares closed at 374.75 rupees on 24 October, down 3.59% on the day. Details for the 23 October session showed an opening price of 388.70 rupees and a trading range of 363 to 392.75 rupees, with 8,740,930 shares traded. These data do not substantiate a report published on 26 October claiming the stock rose more than 7% in that session. The figures alone are also insufficient to attribute the share move to an expansion in EBITDA margin or increased buyer interest. The available data for the two sessions provide a timeline for trading around the results announcement, without confirming subsequent performance.
The company had said its board would meet on 24 October to consider the unaudited results for the quarter and first half ended 30 September 2026. The disclosure also said the trading window would reopen on 27 October. These dates set the corporate timetable for the results announcement and subsequent trading, while the first-half results and order book offer points to track in coming periods. The order book stood at 1,765 crore rupees at the end of September, while first-half revenue reached 639.44 crore rupees. The trading data cited here cover the sessions ending on 23 and 24 October.