Published: November 4, 2026
StartupFeed Quick Take
- ArisInfra Q2 net profit was Rs 22.8 crore for the September 2026 quarter, up about 14% from the June quarter.
- Revenue from operations rose 28% year-on-year to Rs 307.7 crore, and about 6% over the June quarter.
- First-half net profit more than doubled to Rs 42.86 crore, from Rs 20.37 crore a year earlier.
ArisInfra Solutions, the Mumbai-based construction materials marketplace, reported a net profit of Rs 22.8 crore for the September 2026 quarter.
That is up about 14% from Rs 20.1 crore in the June quarter. The filing shows higher sales and steadier margins drove ArisInfra’s gain.
Revenue from operations grew 28% from a year earlier to Rs 307.7 crore. That was about 6% more than the June quarter’s Rs 290.8 crore.
Profit before tax grew faster. The figure rose 64% year-on-year to Rs 30.2 crore.
Costs climbed too. Total expenses were Rs 282.1 crore, up 26%, as ArisInfra’s finance costs nearly doubled to Rs 8 crore from Rs 4.56 crore.
ArisInfra Q2 Lifts First-Half Profit Past Rs 42 Crore
ArisInfra’s first-half net profit more than doubled to Rs 42.86 crore, from Rs 20.37 crore a year earlier. Revenue for the six months was Rs 598.53 crore, up 32% from the year before.
The profit growth looks different depending on the base. Inc42 reported a 78% rise against Rs 12.8 crore a year ago, the share owners took home. Measured against last year’s full Rs 15.26 crore, the gain is closer to 50%.
Investors also got an update on ArisInfra’s plan to merge subsidiary Arisunitern Re Solutions into itself. The earnings call is on November 4, 2026, at 2 pm, led by chairman Ronak Morbia.
What this means for you: If you hold ArisInfra shares or ESOPs, or track B2B construction-materials margins, this quarter sets the pace for the rest of FY27. Check how ArisInfra states its year-ago profit on today’s earnings call before trusting any single growth number.
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