Sigma Advanced Systems Powers Ahead With Strong Q2 FY27 Earnings, Profit Jumps 37% To ₹48.60 Crore As ₹3,915 Crore Defence Orders Strengthen Growth Prospects
Mumbai: Sigma Advanced Systems reported a 37.24 per cent sequential increase in consolidated profit after tax to ₹48.60 crore for the September quarter of FY27, supported by higher operational revenue. The defence and aerospace engineering company had recorded a net profit of ₹35.41 crore during the preceding June quarter. Revenue Growth Consolidated revenue from operations increased 11.43 per…
Mumbai-based Sigma Advanced Systems reported a 37.24% increase in its profit for the September quarter of fiscal year 2027, reaching ₹48.60 crore. This surge in earnings was driven by higher operational revenue. The company's net profit for the preceding June quarter was ₹35.41 crore. Sigma's revenue from operations grew by 11.43% quarter-on-quarter, reaching ₹417.07 crore compared to ₹374.27 crore in the same quarter last year.
The company's operational EBITDA stood at ₹82.28 crore, translating to a margin of 19.73% during the reporting period. The strong performance highlighted improving earnings and higher business activity. For the six months ending September 30, 2026, Sigma reported consolidated operational revenue of ₹791.34 crore, with operational EBITDA at ₹143.20 crore and consolidated profit after tax at ₹84.01 crore.
The company completed the acquisition of 100% ownership in UK-based Bromford Precision Solutions Limited, valued at approximately £11.89 million (around ₹153 crore), marking a significant step in its international expansion strategy. Since July 2026, Sigma secured new orders and long-term agreements valued at approximately ₹3,915 crore.
These include a $104.9 million export order for 155 mm base bleed artillery shell bodies and a $19.7 million order for artillery ammunition subsystems, bolstering its defense manufacturing pipeline. CEO Sunil Kalidindi expressed confidence in the company's outlook for the second half of FY27, noting a strong order book that provides visibility for future execution.
Investors will closely monitor the execution of defense contracts, the integration of acquisitions, and operating margins as Sigma pursues further growth.
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