Promoters Ajay Mian and Suman Mian of all e technologies have confirmed that they did not create any new encumbrances on the company's shares during the financial year ended March 31, 2026. The disclosures, submitted to the National Stock Exchange of India Limited, confirm that no shares were pledged directly or indirectly by the promoters or persons acting in concert with them, other than those previously disclosed.

The declarations were made in pursuance of Regulation 31(4) of the SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeovers) Regulations, 2011. Both Ajay Mian and Suman Mian addressed the correspondence to the Audit Committee of All E Technologies Limited and the Listing Department of the exchange.

Key Disclosures

The following table summarizes the disclosures made by the promoters regarding their shareholding status:

The promoters stated that any encumbrances existing prior to the financial year had already been disclosed to the stock exchange and the company. The letters, dated April 07, 2026, requested the exchange to place the information on record.

All E Technologies Limited reported a net profit of INR 25.7 crore for the financial year ended March 31, 2026, on a total income from operations of INR 149.59 crore. The company described FY26 as a transitional year marked by shifting global trade dynamics and geopolitical conflicts that led customers to defer new commitments. Despite the cautious demand cycle, the company maintained a strong balance sheet with cash and investments of INR 163 crores and remained debt-free.

The board has recommended a dividend of INR 1.5 per equity share for the fiscal year. The company's EBITDA for FY26 was INR 36.3 crore, representing a margin of 24.3%, while the reported net profit margin was 17.2%. The adjusted net profit for the year was INR 27.1 crore with a margin of 18.1%. The net worth of the company increased by 17% to INR 169 crores.

Financial Performance

The company's revenue from operations for FY26 was INR 137.87 crores. Management attributed the slight decline in revenue to extended sales cycles and higher pre-sales effort costs as customers evaluated new technologies. The company added 35 new customers during the year, maintaining a total active customer base of over 300.

Strategic Outlook

Management stated that the company is focusing on moving up the market to engage with larger customers who bring higher revenue. The firm has strengthened its data and AI solutions, building proprietary IP and enhancing team capabilities. It now holds all six Microsoft solution partner designations, a status management believes will support scaling efforts.

The company has set a midterm goal to reach INR 500 crores in revenue, driven by core ERP and CRM growth, international expansion, data and AI practice growth, and selective acquisitions. Management indicated that inorganic growth could contribute 30% to 40% towards this target. The company is also considering a migration to the mainboard, with a decision expected in the coming months.

Geographic and Operational Updates

Geographically, India contributed 43.5% of the total revenue including licenses and services. The Americas constituted the highest percentage of services revenue, followed by India and APAC. Management noted that while Africa saw revenue decline to less than 4% due to currency crises and longer sales cycles, the region is expected to grow significantly in the coming year with several deals in the contracting stage.

Regarding capital allocation, the company plans to pursue value accretive acquisitions and continue capability investments in data engineering and AI talent. Management emphasized that it will not pursue acquisitions at unrealistic valuations or deploy cash merely to demonstrate activity.