🔥 Apollo Micro Systems - the stock is up 50% in just six months. 🚀
✅ A ₹10 lakh investment would have grown to approximately ₹15 lakh.
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👉🏾 One of the defense stocks I personally like from long term outlook both for its business segment, the sector outlook and government policy towards “Vocal for Local “.
🚨Apollo Micro Systems Ltd 🚨
Has also declared spectacular Q2 results 👍😇
1. Strong Revenue Growth
•Q2 FY26 saw record revenue of ₹225.26 Cr, up 69% QoQ and 40% YoY, indicating strong execution and demand across its defence and aerospace segments. 🔥🔥
•The sequential jump shows significant order execution progress during the quarter. 👌
2. Profitability Improvement
•PBT more than doubled YoY ( 109%), showing efficient cost control and higher operating leverage. 👌
•PAT at ₹33.05 Cr is up 70% QoQ and 108% YoY, reflecting strong bottom-line expansion. 🙌
•PAT margin improved to 14.46% in Q2 FY26 from 14.4% in Q1 FY26 and 9.8% in Q2 FY25, confirming improving profitability trend. 👏👏
3. Expense Analysis
•Cost of materials consumed: ₹178.88 Cr, indicating higher production volume aligned with revenue surge.
•Employee benefits and finance costs grew moderately, maintaining cost efficiency.
•Depreciation rose slightly (₹474.14 lakhs vs ₹448.77 lakhs in Q1), consistent with asset base expansion.
•Total expenses grew 68.9% QoQ almost in line with revenue growth showing efficient cost absorption.
4. Earnings per Share (EPS)
•Basic EPS increased from ₹0.62 in Q1 FY26 to ₹1.02 in Q2 FY26 an impressive 64% QoQ growth. 🙌🙌
•The annualized EPS trend suggests potential for ₹3.5–₹4 range for FY26 if momentum sustains. 🤞✌️
(Previous year annualized EPS was ₹1.86)
👉🏾 Points to Watch:
•Working capital management (inventory changes show high volatility).
•Sustaining high growth in subsequent quarters as order execution pace moderates.
•Continued focus on cost control amid scaling operations.