Apollo Micro Q4 Net Profit Climbs to ₹36.79 Crore

Apollo Micro earnings showed a sharp Q4 jump, with consolidated net profit rising to ₹36.79 crore for the March quarter, up from ₹14 crore a year earlier. Revenue from operations climbed 81% YoY to ₹293.3 crore, compared with ₹161.8 crore last year. On May 19, 2026, the company’s latest numbers also showed full-year FY26 revenue of ₹904.3 crore and profit of ₹107.4 crore, both record levels for the Hyderabad-based defense technology company.

Apollo Micro Earnings Show Strong Q4 Growth

Revenue and Profit Expand Together

Apollo Micro earnings were led by higher sales, better execution, and stronger defense demand. Screener’s consolidated data shows March quarter sales at ₹293 crore, expenses at ₹226 crore, and operating profit at ₹68 crore. The operating margin stood at 23%, slightly above 22% in the year-ago quarter. That means growth was not only volume-led but also supported by stable cost control.

Metric	Q4 FY26	Q4 FY25	Change
Net profit	₹36.79 crore	₹14 crore	Up 163%
Revenue	₹293.3 crore	₹161.8 crore	Up 81%
Operating profit	₹68 crore	₹36 crore	Up 89%
OPM	23%	22%	Up 1 point
EPS	₹1.05	₹0.46	Up sharply

Full-Year Apollo Micro Earnings Hit Record Levels

FY26 Numbers Confirm Scale-Up

Apollo Micro earnings for FY26 showed a wider business expansion. Full-year sales rose to ₹904 crore, compared with ₹562 crore in FY25. Net profit increased to ₹107 crore, versus ₹56 crore in the previous year. Operating profit reached ₹218 crore, with a full-year operating margin of 24%. This shows the company converted higher order execution into stronger annual profitability.

Key FY26 highlights:

• Revenue: ₹904.3 crore

• PAT: ₹107.4 crore

• Order book: ₹1,432 crore

• Operating profit: ₹218 crore

• EPS: ₹3.16

• ROCE reported in company update: 18.23%

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Order Book Supports Future Visibility

Defense Demand Remains the Main Driver

Apollo Micro earnings gained support from a consolidated order book of ₹1,432 crore as of March 31, 2026. The company works in defense electronics, embedded systems, electro-optic systems, electronic warfare, and weapon system solutions. It also highlighted the IDL Explosives acquisition, a DPIIT license for UAV manufacturing, and its first export order. These updates show a deeper move into defense platforms and manufacturing capability.

Cost, Margin, and EPS Trends

Margins Stayed Healthy Despite Expansion

Apollo Micro earnings also reflected steady margin quality. Quarterly expenses rose to ₹226 crore, but sales growth outpaced the cost increase. Interest cost fell to ₹9 crore from ₹14 crore in the previous quarter. Depreciation stood at ₹7 crore, while profit before tax reached ₹55 crore. EPS improved to ₹1.05 on Screener’s consolidated data, showing stronger profit delivery per share.

Final Takeaway

Apollo Micro earnings delivered strong Q4 and FY26 numbers, backed by higher revenue, stronger profit, and a large defense order book. The key figures are clear: ₹36.79 crore Q4 net profit, ₹293.3 crore Q4 revenue, ₹904.3 crore FY26 revenue, and ₹107.4 crore FY26 profit. The main takeaway is simple: Apollo Micro Systems ended FY26 with stronger scale, better execution, and wider defense-sector visibility.