Roto Pumps Share Price Jumps Up to 19% After Q2 Results: Profit Climbs 245% to Rs 20.58 Crore, a Rs 110 Crore Subsidiary Loan Is Approved, but Cash Flow Falls
- November 12, 2026
- Posted by: Ankit Jaiswal
- Category: Results
Roto Pumps jumped up to 19% on 12 Nov 2026 after Q2 profit rose 245.3% to Rs 20.58 cr; revenue +54.65% to Rs 100.15 cr. Board OK of Rs 110 cr subsidiary loan.
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The Roto Pumps share price jumped as much as 19% on 12 Nov 2026 after Q2 results showed profit up 245.3% to Rs 20.58 crore. Revenue rose 54.65%; the stock is under Rs 100.
The Roto Pumps share price jumped as much as 19% on 12 November 2026, and about 28% in four days by Mint’s count, after the Q2 results showed consolidated profit up 245.3% to Rs 20.58 crore. The small-cap stock trades under Rs 100, and the board also approved a Rs 110 crore loan facility for a wholly owned subsidiary. This note sets out the price move, the results, the valuation, the cash flow and the risks.
Intraday numbers differ across reports: Mint’s headline says 19%, its summary says 14% and the screenshot shows 10.93%, because they were taken at different times. Check NSE and BSE for the live quote. The Nifty Smallcap 100 index shows the small-cap trend, and the Nifty 50 and Sensex show the market.
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Roto Pumps Share Price: The Rally in Numbers
| Item | Figure | Source note |
|---|---|---|
| Roto Pumps share price: price at the time of the screenshot | Rs 74.62, up 10.93% | Mint, 12 November 2026 |
| Roto Pumps share price: implied previous close | About Rs 67.27 | My arithmetic from the price and the percentage |
| Roto Pumps share price: peak move reported | Up 19% intraday; up 28% in four days | Mint headline; summary says 14% |
| Roto Pumps share price: 52-week low | Rs 47.50 | IndMoney, 6 November |
| Roto Pumps share price: 52-week high | Rs 80.77 | IndMoney; other pages show Rs 85.94 and Rs 109.50, so sources conflict |
| Roto Pumps share price: market capitalisation | About Rs 1,406 crore at Rs 74.62 | My arithmetic on 18.84 crore shares |
The stock was near Rs 60 in early November, so the jump took it close to the higher end of its 52-week range. The share count of 18.84 crore comes from the July 2025 bonus issue, and the market cap uses that figure. The exchange price band is another factor to check on volatile days.
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Roto Pumps Q2 Results: Profit More Than Triples
| Measure | Q2 FY27 | Comparison |
|---|---|---|
| Roto Pumps share price: consolidated net profit | Rs 20.58 crore | Up 245.3% from Rs 5.96 crore; up about 122% from Rs 9.25 crore in Q1 |
| Roto Pumps share price: revenue from operations | Rs 100.15 crore | Up 54.65% from Rs 64.76 crore; up about 32% from Rs 75.60 crore in Q1 |
| Roto Pumps share price: net margin | About 20.6% | My arithmetic: 20.58 divided by 100.15 |
| Roto Pumps share price: first-half net profit | Rs 29.83 crore | Against Rs 12.25 crore a year ago |
| Roto Pumps share price: first-half revenue | Rs 175.74 crore | Against Rs 130.65 crore |
| Q2 results: first-half profit before tax | Rs 38.36 crore | Against Rs 18.94 crore |
Profit grew much faster than revenue, so margins widened sharply: the net margin is about 20.6% against 12.2% in Q1 (my arithmetic). The base matters, because Q2 FY26 profit of Rs 5.96 crore was weak, and FY26 profit fell 26.4% to Rs 24.76 crore. A 245% rise from a weak base shows recovery, but it does not yet show a new trend.
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Valuation, Cash Flow and the Subsidiary Loan
| Item | Reading | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Q2 results: trailing P/E before the results | About 46x at Rs 62 | IndMoney, 6 November, on earnings of Rs 1.31 a share |
| Q2 results: trailing four-quarter profit now | About Rs 42.34 crore | My arithmetic: Rs 6.78 crore, 5.73 crore, 9.25 crore and 20.58 crore |
| Q2 results: P/E on that profit | About 33x at Rs 74.62 | My arithmetic on 18.84 crore shares |
| Q2 results: operating cash flow | Fell in H1 despite higher profit | Trade receivables up Rs 15.41 crore; Rs 7.13 crore absorbed by inventories and other assets |
| Q2 results: subsidiary loan | Rs 110 crore facility approved by the board | For a wholly owned subsidiary; the report I saw did not name it |
The P/E has fallen from about 46x to about 33x after the results, but only because the latest quarter replaced a weak one, and the trailing figure will change when the next result arrives. The fall in operating cash flow is a point to watch, because profit that sits in receivables is not yet cash. A Rs 110 crore loan facility is large against a market cap near Rs 1,400 crore, so the use of funds and the subsidiary’s results are worth reading in the filing.
Checklist and Risks
| Investor situation | Questions to consider |
|---|---|
| Q2 results: existing holder | Has a 28% four-day rise made the position larger than my plan allows? |
| Q2 results: new investor | Have I read the cash flow statement and the subsidiary loan note, and not only the profit headline? |
| Q2 results: short-term trader | Can I handle a reversal after a jump of this size in a thinly traded stock? |
| Q2 results: long-term investor | Is the Q2 margin repeatable, or was it a one-quarter spike? |
The main risks are a weak earlier base that flatters growth, falling operating cash flow, the size of the subsidiary loan, volatile orders, and sharp swings in a small-cap stock. Univest does not recommend any security.
Conclusion
The Roto Pumps share price jumped as much as 19% on 12 November 2026 after Q2 results showed profit up 245.3% to Rs 20.58 crore and revenue up 54.65%. Cash flow weakened and the subsidiary loan is large, so read the filing and consult a SEBI-registered adviser before acting.
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Frequently Asked Questions on the Roto Pumps Share Price
Why did the Roto Pumps share price jump today?
Ans. The stock rose as much as 19% on 12 November 2026 after Q2 results showed consolidated profit up 245.3% to Rs 20.58 crore and revenue up 54.65% to Rs 100.15 crore. The board also approved a Rs 110 crore loan facility for a wholly owned subsidiary.
What were the Roto Pumps Q2 results?
Ans. Net profit was Rs 20.58 crore against Rs 5.96 crore a year ago, and revenue from operations was Rs 100.15 crore against Rs 64.76 crore. First-half profit was Rs 29.83 crore.
Why do reports show different gains?
Ans. Mint's headline says 19%, its summary says 14% and the screenshot shows 10.93%. These were taken at different times of the session, so check the exchange for the day's high and close.
What is the 52-week range?
Ans. IndMoney shows a low of Rs 47.50 and a high of Rs 80.77, while other pages show highs of Rs 85.94 or Rs 109.50. The sources conflict, so check the exchange data.
Is Roto Pumps expensive now?
Ans. Before the results, the trailing P/E was about 46x. On the four quarters including Q2, it is about 33x at Rs 74.62 by my arithmetic, but that will change with the next result.
What happened to the cash flow?
Ans. Operating cash flow fell in the first half despite higher profit. Trade receivables rose Rs 15.41 crore and inventories and other assets absorbed Rs 7.13 crore.
What is the Rs 110 crore loan?
Ans. The board approved a Rs 110 crore loan facility for a wholly owned subsidiary. The report I saw did not name the subsidiary, so check the filing.
Should I buy Roto Pumps because it is under Rs 100?
Ans. Univest does not recommend any security. A low share price says nothing about value, so read the filing and consult a SEBI-registered adviser before acting.
