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StocksMedium•30 October 2026•
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Krishna Defence’s consolidated profit rises 72.20% to 15.36 crore rupees

Key Facts

1Consolidated net profit was 15.36 crore rupees, up 72.20% year on year.
2Consolidated revenue rose 55.69% to 75.29 crore rupees.
3Profit before tax increased 124% to 20.51 crore rupees.
4The operating margin rose to 26.79% from 19.02%.
5Trade Brains reported that the shares rose about 11% following the second-quarter results.

Krishna Defence and Allied Industries’ consolidated net profit rose to 15.36 crore rupees in the quarter ended September 2026, compared with 8.92 crore rupees in the same period a year earlier, an annual increase of 72.20%, according to a results summary published by Capital Market. The figures reflect an improvement in the company’s consolidated results, the basis used for the comparison in the summary. Consolidated revenue from operations was 75.29 crore rupees, compared with 48.36 crore rupees in the September 2025 quarter. Revenue therefore rose 55.69% year on year. Profit before tax also increased to 20.51 crore rupees from 9.14 crore rupees, a growth of 124%, according to the same source.

Operating indicators improved alongside revenue and profit growth; the operating margin was 26.79% in the September 2026 quarter, compared with 19.02% in the corresponding period of 2025, according to Capital Market’s summary. The margin measures operating profit as a share of sales, and the comparison shows it widened over the year. This coincided with an increase in consolidated revenue from 48.36 crore rupees to 75.29 crore rupees. At the same time, profit before tax grew faster than revenue, reaching 124% against revenue growth of 55.69%. Consolidated net profit rose 72.20%, from 8.92 crore rupees to 15.36 crore rupees.

Trade Brains reported that the company’s shares rose about 11% following its second-quarter results on 30 October 2026. The move followed the release of results showing higher profit and revenue, but the coverage did not establish that the results alone caused the share-price change. The rise is therefore read as a market move following the announcement, not as evidence of a confirmed causal relationship. Trade Brains described the gain as approximate. The available Capital Market summary did not include a specific share price or further details about the timing of the move.

The company is scheduled to hold an investor call to discuss its second-quarter results on 30 October 2026, from 3 to 4 p.m., according to the company’s page on Screener. The call follows the release of September-quarter figures, giving management an opportunity to present the results to investors at the scheduled time. The reported results include consolidated net profit, revenue, profit before tax and the operating-margin indicator. The comparison with the September 2025 quarter provides a year-on-year basis for assessing changes in these indicators. The published information here does not include further details about the topics planned for discussion on the call.