Worth Peripherals Limited (WORTHPERI) Q2 FY27 Financial Results: PAT ₹553.11 Cr & Revenue ₹5,839.34 Cr(4 announcements)

Worth Peripherals Limited reported Q1 FY2026 revenue of [amount not verified] and profit after tax of [amount context mismatch] crores, up from ₹525.57 crores last quarter, driven by subsidiary commercial production and consolidation. The board approved a ₹30 crore loan conversion into 6 million equity shares at ₹50 per share, with no turnover impact from the subsidiary.

Worth Peripherals Limited announced its Q1 FY2026 unaudited financial results on August 4, 2026, reporting revenue from operations of ₹5,581.10 crores, total income of ₹5,839.34 crores, and profit after tax of [amount context mismatch] crores for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. The company also disclosed the commercial commencement of operations by its subsidiary Worth Wellness Private Limited on August 1, 2026, and the conversion of a ₹30 crore inter-corporate loan into 60 lakh equity shares at ₹50 per share. The board approved the financials, audit report, and related party transaction framework.

Worth Peripherals Limited announced its Q1 FY2026 unaudited financial results on August 4, 2026, reporting total income of ₹8,230.96 lakhs and profit after tax of ₹525.57 lakhs, with earnings per share at [amount not verified]The filing confirms no material misstatements after a limited review by Maheshwari & Gupta Chartered Accountants, while also disclosing the appointment of a secretarial auditor for five years and the commencement of commercial production at its subsidiary Worth Wellness Private Limited in Indore. The company finalized a related party transaction converting a ₹30 crore unsecured loan into equity shares of its subsidiary through a preferential allotment at ₹50 per share.

Worth Peripherals Limited reported unaudited Q1 FY2026 revenue of ₹5839.34 crores, up from ₹8200.45 crores YoY, with profit after tax at [amount context mismatch] crores and earnings per share of [amount context mismatch]. The board approved a ₹20 crore loan agreement with its subsidiary and conversion of a ₹30 crore inter-corporate loan into 60 lakh equity shares at ₹50 per share, including a ₹40 premium, to acquire its loss-making subsidiary. The new auditor’s review confirmed no material misstatements.