Q1FY27 · Consolidated

Q1FY27 operating profit reached Rs 10.48 cr

The consolidated operating margin was 11.79%, while depreciation and interest reduced profit before tax to Rs 7.13 cr.

By Ashutosh

Filed 11 Aug 2026, 17:30 IST · after market close · KRISHIVAL (KRISHIVAL)

Key takeaways

  • Consolidated operating profit was Rs 10.48 cr, while depreciation of Rs 3.04 cr and interest of Rs 1.40 cr brought profit before tax to Rs 7.13 cr.
  • Net profit was Rs 5.60 cr after tax of Rs 1.52 cr, with EPS at Rs 2.40.
  • Other income of Rs 1.08 cr supplemented operating earnings, while the reported tax rate was 21.38%.

Operating earnings cleared the main profit bridge

Krishival reported consolidated revenue of Rs 88.96 cr and operating profit of Rs 10.48 cr for Q1FY27. Depreciation of Rs 3.04 cr and interest of Rs 1.40 cr reduced operating earnings to profit before tax of Rs 7.13 cr. After Rs 1.52 cr of tax, net profit was Rs 5.60 cr.

Margin and earnings quality in Q1FY27

The 11.79% operating margin provides the key measure of operating profitability for the quarter. Other income contributed Rs 1.08 cr alongside operating earnings, while the 21.38% tax rate shaped the conversion from profit before tax to net profit.

Results were filed after market close

The company filed these consolidated results at 17:30 IST on 11 August 2026, after market close. There is therefore no immediate stock reaction to assess against the company's post-results trading history.

Q1FY27 at a glance

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

Line itemQ1FY27
Revenue₹89 cr
Other income₹1 cr
Expenses₹78 cr
Operating profit₹10 cr
Operating margin (%)11.79%
Interest₹1 cr
Depreciation₹3 cr
Profit before tax₹7 cr
Tax₹2 cr
Net profit₹6 cr
EPS (₹)₹2.40

What to watch

  • Whether operating margin holds at or above 11.79%.
  • Whether depreciation and interest remain below the Q1FY27 charges of Rs 3.04 cr and Rs 1.40 cr.
  • Whether other income stays near Rs 1.08 cr without becoming a larger part of profit before tax.