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StocksMedium•4 November 2026•
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Redington Revenue Jumps 48% to 43,002 Crore Rupees in Second Quarter

Key Facts

1Consolidated revenue was 43,002 crore rupees, up 48% year on year in the second quarter of financial year 2026-2027.
2Net profit after tax, excluding exceptional items, rose 50% to 581 crore rupees, and the margin was 1.35%.
3India revenue grew 67% year on year, supported by demand and investment in enterprise technologies and data centers.
4Middle East and Africa revenue increased 41% year on year, supported by demand for enterprise infrastructure, cloud and cybersecurity.

Redington reported results for the second quarter of its 2026-2027 financial year, ended September 30, 2026, with consolidated revenue of 43,002 crore rupees, up 48% year on year, according to the results statement published via Equity Bulls. Net profit after tax, excluding exceptional items, rose 50% to 581 crore rupees. Net profit after tax margin was 1.35% during the quarter. The figures put revenue growth alongside an increase in adjusted profit, while the results statement does not include a comparison with analyst estimates. The published information also does not establish the company’s share-price movement or trading direction in the session when the news broke.

Excluding Arena, net profit after tax was 657 crore rupees, up 55% year on year, and the margin was 1.57%, according to the statement. This measure shows a different result from the 581 crore rupees figure, as it excludes Arena rather than exceptional items. The statement said net profit after tax, excluding exceptional items, grew 50% to 581 crore rupees, with a margin of 1.35%. The two figures allow profitability to be viewed under different scopes of exclusions, while consolidated revenue of 43,002 crore rupees remains an indicator of the scale of activity during the period. The source did not describe these profits as record results.

Revenue growth varied across the company’s key markets, with India revenue rising 67% year on year in the second quarter. The company attributed this to investments in enterprise technologies and data centers, and demand for computers and mobile devices. It added that adoption of cloud and cybersecurity solutions supported activity in the Indian market. In the Middle East and Africa, revenue increased 41% year on year, according to the statement. The company linked this growth to demand for enterprise infrastructure, cloud solutions and cybersecurity.

The group’s chief executive and managing director said the performance reflected strong demand in key markets and disciplined execution. He added: "We will continue to expand our markets, deepen engagement with partners, and invest in services, digital access channels and AI capabilities to support long-term growth." The company links its next-stage plan to expanding its presence in markets and deepening partner relationships, alongside developing services and digital access channels. The chief executive also cited investment in AI capabilities as part of efforts to support long-term growth. In the first quarter of the same financial year, consolidated revenue was 34,966 crore rupees, up 34% year on year, while net profit after tax excluding exceptional items reached 486 crore rupees, an increase of 77%.