Q1FY27 · Consolidated

Jindworld's Q1 profit leaned on Rs 21.69 cr of other income

Operating margin was 5.43%, while interest of Rs 8.01 cr added pressure below operating profit.

Filed 31 Jul 2026, 17:05 IST · after market close · JINDWORLD (JINDWORLD)

Key takeaways

  • Jindworld's consolidated Q1FY27 profit included Rs 21.69 cr of other income against Rs 39.72 cr of profit before tax.
  • Operating margin was 5.43%, leaving Rs 30.12 cr of operating profit on Rs 554.72 cr of revenue.
  • Net profit was Rs 32.41 cr, while interest expense was Rs 8.01 cr and EPS was Rs 0.32.

Operating profit remained modest in Q1FY27

Jindworld generated Rs 30.12 cr of consolidated operating profit from Rs 554.72 cr of revenue, translating into a 5.43% operating margin. The quarter's Rs 32.41 cr net profit therefore included only a limited contribution from core operations relative to the reported profit after tax.

Other income was a major part of pre-tax profit

Other income of Rs 21.69 cr was substantial against profit before tax of Rs 39.72 cr, so reported earnings were not driven by operating profit alone. Interest expense of Rs 8.01 cr and depreciation of Rs 4.08 cr further reduced earnings between operating profit and pre-tax profit.

Tax and filing timing frame the reported result

The company reported a tax rate of 18.41%, with tax expense at Rs 7.31 cr and EPS at Rs 0.32. The consolidated results were filed after market close on 31 Jul 2026, so there was no immediate market reaction to report.

Q1FY27 at a glance

Consolidated figures as filed with NSE — filed ahead of third-party databases, not yet independently cross-checked.

Line itemQ1FY27
Revenue₹555 cr
Other income₹22 cr
Expenses₹525 cr
Operating profit₹30 cr
Operating margin (%)5.43%
Interest₹8 cr
Depreciation₹4 cr
Profit before tax₹40 cr
Tax₹7 cr
Net profit₹32 cr
EPS (₹)₹0.32

What to watch

  • Whether operating margin holds above 5.43% in the next reported quarter.
  • Whether other income remains close to Rs 21.69 cr and continues to materially support pre-tax profit.
  • Whether interest expense moves from the current Rs 8.01 cr level.