Vakrangee Limited has reported audited financial results for the quarter and year ended March 31, 2026. The company demonstrated consistent growth, with an annual standalone profit of ₹1,225.03 lakhs. Consolidated results, which now include the company’s subsidiaries, show an annual profit of ₹1,111.86 lakhs. The Board of Directors continues to focus on its core ‘Vakrangee Kendra’ operations and the strategic expansion of its Automated Teller Machine services.
Financial Highlights
Vakrangee Limited concluded the fiscal year on March 31, 2026, with solid performance across both standalone and consolidated fronts. On a standalone basis, the company achieved an annual revenue from operations of ₹18,264.74 lakhs, resulting in a profit after tax of ₹1,225.03 lakhs. The earnings per share (EPS) for the fiscal year stood at ₹0.11.
Consolidated Performance and Restatements
The consolidated results reflect the performance of the company alongside its four subsidiaries: Vakrangee Finserve Limited, Vakrangee Digital Ventures Limited, Vakrangee E-Solutions Inc., and Vortex Engineering Private Limited. The consolidated annual revenue reached ₹25,476.49 lakhs, with an annual profit after tax of ₹1,111.86 lakhs. Notably, the company restated its prior-year figures to account for the correct recognition of share-based payments and reserves, ensuring greater transparency in financial reporting.
Operational Segment Analysis
Vakrangee continues to operate primarily through two segments: Vakrangee Kendra and the Sale of Automated Teller Machines. The Kendra business remains the primary revenue driver, contributing ₹21,036.79 lakhs to the annual segment revenue. The ATM services segment generated ₹6,728.76 lakhs, demonstrating the company’s commitment to diversifying its service portfolio and expanding its digital infrastructure footprint across India.
Strategic Corporate Updates
During the final quarter, the company issued 1,00,000 new stock options to eligible employees under its existing ESOP scheme. Furthermore, the company has taken proactive steps regarding its capital structure, transferring ₹2,503.55 lakhs of forfeited application money—received against warrants that were not exercised within the mandatory 18-month conversion period—into its Capital Reserve account.
Source: BSE
