Poojaa Precision H1 FY27: PAT +88% YoY to ₹24.9 Cr, margins expand on 68% revenue growth

Poojaa Precision Engg. reported standalone revenue of ₹210.09 Cr for H1 FY27 (half year ended September 30, 2026), up 68.2% YoY from ₹124.89 Cr, with net profit of ₹24.93 Cr, up 87.6% YoY from ₹13.29 Cr — growth that is fully organic, since neither period carries any exceptional item. Net profit margin expanded to 11.87% from 10.64% a year ago (+123 bps), and PBT margin rose to 16.11% from 14.63%, so the expansion came through at the operating level rather than from a tax or one-off benefit. Sequentially (vs. the balancing H2 FY26 half), revenue grew 24.3% and PAT 23.6% — a continuation of the YoY trend rather than a standalone spike; note the company's SME-platform listing exempts it from discrete quarterly disclosure, so this filing is a half-year statement, not an isolated Q2 print, and QoQ framing here is only indicative.

There is no analyst/street coverage on record for this SME-listed stock, and a web search for a Q2/H1 FY27 preview turned up no consensus estimates — vsStreet is unknown. Management has issued no formal guidance or outlook in our records or in this filing, so the print cannot be benchmarked against a prior target; no press release was available for this filing either, so there is no management framing to reconcile against the numbers beyond the statement itself.

The stock went into the print at ₹860, up 20.1% over the past month of trading.

This is the company's first half-year result since its ₹159.83 Cr BSE SME IPO, which listed August 4, 2026; as of September 30, 2026 it had utilised ₹94.07 Cr (59%) of the proceeds — largely toward the new manufacturing facility at Khed, Pune (₹40.62 Cr of ₹106.34 Cr budgeted) — with no deviation from the stated objects per the monitoring-agency review. A captive solar project also commenced operations on September 16, 2026, a late-half addition whose cost impact will only show up from H2 FY27 onward. The IPO proceeds have funded the capex pipeline without added debt: long-term borrowings fell to ₹16.85 Cr from ₹19.43 Cr, while reserves jumped to ₹280.82 Cr from ₹118.53 Cr.