Apollo Micro Systems, a known player in India’s defense sector, has been a rewarding bet for long-term investors. Despite a sharp 9% dip in its share price in the last trading session, all eyes will be on this stock when markets open on Monday. Why? The company just announced its quarterly results over the weekend — and they offer some interesting insights.
Quarterly Performance: Steady Growth in Q4
In the January–March quarter of FY25, Apollo Micro Systems posted a net profit of ₹13.96 crore — up from ₹12.93 crore in the same period last year, marking an 8% year-on-year increase. Revenue also showed solid growth, climbing 19% to ₹161.77 crore compared to ₹135.44 crore last year.
Interestingly, the company had reported a 23% drop in net profit in the preceding quarter (Q3), so this Q4 rebound may shift sentiment positively.
Full-Year Performance: Strong Upside Momentum
Looking at the full fiscal year, Apollo Micro Systems delivered robust growth across the board:
- Net Profit: Up 81.18% YoY
- Revenue: Jumped 51.24%
- EBITDA: Rose by 54%
These figures suggest a company that’s been scaling efficiently — particularly in a sector expected to see long-term tailwinds due to defense modernization and indigenization efforts.
A Multibagger Story Worth Noting
Apollo Micro Systems has been nothing short of a multibagger over the past half-decade. The stock has delivered a whopping 1550% return in five years, turning lakhs into crores for early believers.
- 2-Year Return: ~309%
- 1-Year Return: ~25%
- 6-Month Return: ~52%
- 1-Month Return: ~17%
Despite some recent volatility, the stock has been picking up momentum again. Given its strong fundamentals and the market’s interest in defense stocks, analysts believe Monday could see renewed buying interest.
