Capital Trade Q1 Results FY27: PAT at Rs 2 Cr for June 2026 Quarter

The Capital Trade Q1 results FY27 show consolidated revenue of Rs 6 Cr for the quarter ended 30 June 2026, against a low base from Rs 0 Cr in Q1 FY26, as Capital Trade reported its numbers on 1 August 2026.

Capital Trade posted a net profit (PAT) of Rs 2 Cr for the quarter, against Rs 0 Cr a year earlier. Shares traded around Rs 28.36 on the NSE, flat on the day, as investors weighed the print against trends in the financial services sector. Here is a full breakdown of the financial highlights, key business factors, dividend status, outlook and risks.

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Capital Trade Q1 Results FY27 Financial Highlights

The table below summarises Capital Trade's consolidated numbers for the quarter against the year ago period.

Metric	Q1 FY27 (Jun 2026)	Q1 FY26 (Jun 2025)	YoY Change
Revenue	Rs 6 Cr	Rs 0 Cr	NA
Gross Profit	Rs 5 Cr	Rs 0 Cr	NA
Gross Profit Margin	83.3%	NA	NA
Net Profit (PAT)	Rs 2 Cr	Rs 0 Cr	NA
Net Profit Margin	33.3%	NA	NA

Capital Trade Q1 FY27 Performance Analysis

Revenue came in at Rs 6 Cr for the quarter. The year ago base was negligible, so a meaningful year on year comparison is not available.

Margins came under pressure this quarter. Gross profit moved NA year on year to Rs 5 Cr (83.3% margin), growing slower than revenue or contracting outright, which suggests higher input costs or pricing pressure.

The bottom line followed through on the operating performance. Net profit increased a meaningful margin versus a low base year on year to Rs 2 Cr, up from Rs 0 Cr in Q1 FY26, translating the quarter's operating trends into a stronger PAT print.

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Capital Trade Q1 FY27: Key Business Factors

1. Revenue Growth Trajectory

Capital Trade reported revenue of Rs 6 Cr for the June 2026 quarter against Rs 0 Cr in the year ago period, though the year ago base was negligible so a percentage comparison is not meaningful. This pace of change is a primary swing factor behind the quarter's numbers, and investors typically track whether it holds up in the following quarters.

2. Gross Margin and Cost Trends

Gross profit moved from Rs 0 Cr in Q1 FY26 to Rs 5 Cr in Q1 FY27, though the year ago base was negligible so a percentage comparison is not meaningful. In the financial services sector, this line is sensitive to asset quality, credit costs and the interest rate cycle, and this quarter's numbers reflect how Capital Trade managed that balance.

3. Bottom Line and Earnings Quality

Net profit moved from Rs 0 Cr in Q1 FY26 to Rs 2 Cr this quarter, up a meaningful margin versus a low base. On a reported basis this is the figure that flows through to earnings per share, and it is usually the first number investors check.

Dividend Details

Specific dividend information was not confirmed as part of this results snapshot. Investors should check the official exchange filing on the NSE or BSE website, or track the Univest Screener, for the latest dividend announcement, record date and payment date from Capital Trade.

Capital Trade Outlook for FY27

This quarter sets the tone for the rest of FY27. If the growth in revenue and improvement in net profit persist, analysts are likely to revisit their FY27 estimates for Capital Trade. Investors should also watch input costs and demand trends in the financial services sector through the year.

Capital Trade Stock Performance After the Results

Capital Trade shares traded around Rs 28.36 on the NSE, flat flat around the time the results were in focus. The 52 week trading range was not confirmed as part of this snapshot; investors can check the live 52 week high and low, along with technical levels, on the Univest Screener before making any trading decision.

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Key Risks

Investors reading through Capital Trade's numbers should also weigh the following risks.

1. Margin and Input Cost Risk

Being in the financial services sector, Capital Trade remains exposed to asset quality, credit costs and the interest rate cycle. A reversal in the trend seen this quarter could pressure margins in coming quarters.

2. Execution and Working Capital Risk

Execution risk around working capital, receivables and order timelines can cause quarter to quarter volatility in reported numbers, so this quarter's trends should be read over a few quarters rather than in isolation.

3. Macro and Sector Risk

Broader macro factors including interest rates, currency movements and demand cycles in the financial services sector could influence how sustainable this quarter's trends prove to be over FY27.

Conclusion

The Capital Trade Q1 results FY27 show revenue of Rs 6 Cr and Rs 2 Cr for the quarter, against Rs 0 Cr and Rs 0 Cr in Q1 FY26. Revenue growth and a stronger bottom line were the two moving parts this quarter. Investors tracking Capital Trade should watch the next few quarters for confirmation of this trend and consult a SEBI-registered advisor before making investment decisions based on these numbers.

Frequently Asked Questions on Capital Trade Q1 Results FY27

When were the Capital Trade Q1 results FY27 announced?

Ans. They reflect the quarter ended 30 June 2026, with the data reported as of 1 August 2026. Investors should confirm the exact board meeting date from the official NSE or BSE filing.

What is the PAT in Capital Trade's Q1 FY27 results?

Ans. The PAT stood at Rs 2 Cr, compared with Rs 0 Cr in Q1 FY26, a change of a meaningful margin versus a low base.

What was the revenue in Capital Trade's Q1 FY27 results?

Ans. Revenue came in at Rs 6 Cr for the quarter, against a negligible base in the year ago quarter, compared with Rs 0 Cr in Q1 FY26.

Did Capital Trade declare a dividend with the Q1 FY27 results?

Ans. Dividend details were not confirmed as part of this results snapshot. Check the latest exchange filing on NSE or BSE, or the Univest Screener, for confirmation.

What is the outlook for Capital Trade after Q1 FY27?

Ans. Analysts will track whether the growth in revenue and improvement in profit continue into the September 2026 quarter, along with input cost and demand trends in the financial services sector.

How did the stock react to Capital Trade's Q1 FY27 results?

Ans. Shares traded around Rs 28.36 on the NSE, flat flat as the numbers came into focus.

Is Capital Trade a good buy after the Q1 FY27 results?

Ans. The quarter shows a net profit of Rs 2 Cr on revenue of Rs 6 Cr. This article is for educational purposes only and is not investment advice. Consult a SEBI-registered advisor before making any investment decision.