Affordable Robotic & Automation (ARAPL) delivered a "transformation year" in FY26, shifting focus to profitability over pure volume.

Standalone revenue saw a dip to ₹110.93 Cr (from ₹160.69 Cr in FY25), but profits surged.

Standalone PBT grew 17% to ₹9.65 Cr and PAT increased 16% to ₹6.96 Cr.

Consolidated results showed a significant turnaround, with EBITDA hitting ₹17.16 Cr (from a ₹2.33 Cr loss in FY25) and PAT turning positive at ₹6.97 Cr (from a ₹11.65 Cr loss). EBITDA margin expanded notably by 550 bps to 14.45%. The company's strategy emphasizes disciplined execution and building future growth.

A key driver is a ₹48 Cr strategic investment in its Humro robotics platform, which has secured early deployments with Fortune 50 companies.

A US strategic partnership is also in advanced discussions to accelerate growth and reduce delivery lead times.

As of May 31, 2026, the confirmed order book stands at ~₹127.16 Cr, with ₹19.55 Cr in new bookings this quarter, setting a strong foundation for scalable revenue growth ahead.