International Gemological Institute Limited has announced its audited standalone and consolidated financial results for the fifteen-month financial year ended March 31, 2026. The company reported robust performance, with standalone revenue reaching Rs 12,524.22 million and consolidated revenue hitting Rs 15,976.60 million. Net profits for the same period stood at Rs 7,214.78 million (standalone) and Rs 7,111.97 million (consolidated), reflecting significant growth and operational scale.
Financial Performance Overview
For the fifteen-month period concluded on March 31, 2026, International Gemological Institute Limited demonstrated strong financial health. The company’s standalone operations generated Rs 12,524.22 million in revenue, resulting in a net profit of Rs 7,214.78 million. On a consolidated basis, which encompasses its various global subsidiaries, the Group achieved total revenue of Rs 15,976.60 million and a consolidated net profit of Rs 7,111.97 million.
Geographical Revenue Breakdown
The company maintains a strong footprint both within and outside India. For the fifteen-month period, standalone revenue from Within India operations was Rs 12,093.78 million, while Outside India revenue contributed Rs 430.44 million. Consolidated figures highlight the global reach of the Group, with Rs 12,093.78 million coming from India and a substantial Rs 3,882.82 million generated from international markets.
Strategic Acquisitions and Investment
As part of its growth strategy, the company successfully utilized Rs 14,097.40 million of its IPO proceeds toward the acquisition of the IGI Belgium and IGI Netherlands Groups. Furthermore, in January 2026, the Board approved an infusion of Rs 813.78 million into IGI Belgium, which subsequently facilitated the acquisition of AGL Holdco Inc., USA, for a purchase consideration of USD 13.2 million. These strategic moves are intended to solidify the Group’s international presence in the diamond and gemstone certification sector.
Change in Financial Year
The company has transitioned its financial year-end to March 31 to align with standard regulatory reporting cycles. Consequently, the current reporting period covers a transitional fifteen-month duration (January 1, 2025, to March 31, 2026), compared to the previous twelve-month fiscal year.
Source: BSE
