Bombay Super Hybrid Seeds reported standalone Q1 FY27 revenue of ₹182.57 Cr, up 19.4% YoY from ₹152.94 Cr, with net profit of ₹14.30 Cr, up 16.6% YoY from ₹12.27 Cr. The quarter carries no exceptional or prior-period items on either side of the comparison, so the YoY read is clean. Sequentially, revenue jumped 175% and PAT more than tripled over Q4 FY26 (₹66.43 Cr revenue, ₹4.41 Cr PAT) — this QoQ swing is a seasonality artifact typical of the kharif sowing cycle (April-June) for an agri hybrid-seeds business, not a trend signal, and should not be read as sequential momentum.
Profitability softened marginally YoY: net margin (PAT/total income) was 7.81% versus 8.01% a year ago, and operating margin (revenue less production, inventory, employee and other opex, before finance cost/depreciation) was 9.39% versus 10.04% YoY — roughly 20bps and 65bps of compression, driven by higher purchase/production costs and inventory movement relative to revenue. PAT growth (16.6%) actually outpaced PBT growth (15.7% YoY) only because the effective tax rate eased to 6.2% of PBT from 7.0% a year ago. There is no analyst consensus or brokerage preview available for this micro-cap (BSE 544757, NSE BSHSL), so the print cannot be judged against Street expectations, and the company has issued no formal guidance or outlook on record, so vs-guidance is also unknown rather than met or missed. Management's only other disclosure this quarter was the June 2026 announcement of a ₹1.40 Cr land purchase for expansion at its Rajkot facility — too small to move this quarter's numbers but a marker to watch for future capacity. No press release accompanied the results; the filing is limited to the SEBI-mandated financial statement and board-meeting outcome letter.
