Bombay Metrics Supply Chain Limited has confirmed full compliance with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Prohibition of Insider Trading) Regulations, 2015, regarding the maintenance of its Structured Digital Database (SDD) for the financial year ended March 31, 2026. The company submitted the necessary compliance certificate to the National Stock Exchange of India Limited on May 26, 2026, verifying that all internal controls for handling Unpublished Price Sensitive Information (UPSI) were functioning as required.

Compliance Certification Details

The certification was provided by Ramesh Chandra Bagdi, a Practicing Company Secretary from Ramesh Chandra Bagdi & Associates. The certificate confirms that the company maintained a non-tamperable digital database with restricted access controls. This system is designed to preserve records for a minimum of eight years and includes a comprehensive audit trail to monitor who accessed the information and when.

UPSI Event Capture

During the financial year, the company was required to capture three specific events involving UPSI. The certification verifies that all three events were successfully recorded in the database. The system captured the nature of the information along with the precise date and time of dissemination, ensuring transparency and adherence to regulatory standards.

The certification explicitly states that no instances of non-compliance were observed during the previous financial year, nor were any remedial actions required. The Managing Director, Nipul Hirji Keniya, filed the disclosure with the exchange, confirming the receipt of the PCS certificate.

Bombay Metrics Supply Chain Limited announced its audited financial results for the six months and year ended March 31, 2026. The company reported a decline in profitability and revenue for the full year, citing geopolitical uncertainties and demand contraction in export markets as primary reasons.

Financial Performance Overview

For the financial year 2026, bombay metrics supply chain recorded a 9% decrease in revenue from operations, which settled at ₹9,263.19 lakhs compared to ₹10,147.48 lakhs in FY25. Profitability metrics also contracted significantly. EBITDA fell by 46% to ₹457.37 lakhs from ₹853.26 lakhs in the prior year. Consequently, the EBITDA margin narrowed to 4.88% from 8.31% in FY25.

Profit After Tax (PAT) declined by 63% to ₹165.36 lakhs, down from ₹450.02 lakhs in the previous year. The PAT margin stood at 1.76% for FY26, compared to 4.38% in FY25. Earnings Per Share (EPS) followed the same trend, dropping to ₹1.34 from ₹3.66 in the preceding year.

Half-Yearly Results

The second half of the fiscal year (H2 FY26) also reflected the challenging operating environment. Revenue for H2 FY26 stood at ₹4,581.99 lakhs, a 13% decline from ₹5,288.33 lakhs in H2 FY25. On a sequential basis (H-o-H), revenue decreased by 2% from ₹4,681.20 lakhs in H1 FY26.

PAT for H2 FY26 contracted by 74% year-on-year to ₹75.06 lakhs, compared to ₹286.42 lakhs in H2 FY25. Sequentially, PAT decreased by 17% from ₹90.31 lakhs in the first half of the year. The EBITDA margin remained stable at 4.88% during H2 FY26, consistent with H1 FY26, but was lower than the 9.71% recorded in H2 FY25.

Operational Review

The operational performance highlighted a shift in the company's revenue streams. For the full year FY26, the "Sale of Product" segment grew by 5% to ₹8,256 lakhs, while "Technical Engineers Support" and "Sale of Service" saw significant declines of 71% and 39%, respectively. "Other Operating Revenue" dropped by 80%.

Industry-wise performance for FY26 showed strong growth in the "Raw Material (Aluminium Alloy)" segment, which surged by 253% to ₹1,887 lakhs. However, key sectors such as "Transportation & Automobile" and "Lighting" reported declines of 26% and 17%, respectively. The domestic business registered growth of approximately 253%, offsetting some of the weaknesses in export revenues.

Management Commentary

The management stated that the global business environment remains uncertain due to geopolitical issues, tariff structure changes, and rising energy costs. These factors impacted trade flows and supply chain efficiencies. Despite the challenges, the company focused on operational discipline and cost optimization. The order book remains healthy, and management expressed optimism about sustaining business momentum supported by a diversified pipeline and improving execution efficiencies.