Wallfort Financial Services Ltd.
Quick Take
- • Trading at 40.4× trailing earnings
- • Moderate ROE at 1.3%
- • Low leverage (D/E 0.03)
- • No dividend data
- • Operating margin 76.1% · Net margin 19.1%
- • Profit growth +32.70% YoY · Beta 0.27
Latest quarter · Jun 2026
| ₹ Cr | Jun 2026 | QoQ | YoY |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | 6 | +20.00% | +20.00% |
| Operating Profit | 20 | +233.33% | +25.00% |
| Net Profit | 20 | +266.67% | +33.33% |
| EPS (₹) | 20.92 | +262.42% | +32.66% |
Shareholding Pattern
About the company
From latest AR & concallBusiness overview Wallfort Financial Services Ltd. (WALLFORT) is a Mumbai-based financial services company established in 1994, focusing on equity market solutions. The company provides comprehensive financial services including brokerage, investment solutions, and depository services through its association with Central Depository Services Limited (CDSL). It serves both institutional and retail clients, with an expanding franchise network across India, delivering technology-enabled and research-driven solutions.
Key facts (referring to FY 2025-26 unless specified)
- The company reported a net loss of INR 29,990.94 thousand in FY26, compared to a net profit of INR 120,048.43 thousand in FY25.
- Revenue from operations significantly decreased to INR 48,006.97 thousand in FY26 from INR 333,550.96 thousand in FY25.
- Fees and Commission Income contributed INR 207,303.45 thousand to revenue from operations in FY26.
- The company serves over 140 institutional clients and has a franchise network across India for retail clients.
- As of March 31, 2026, the promoters held 74.97% of the total equity share capital.
- The company operates with a single business segment, stock broking, and has no subsidiaries or associate companies.
Recent developments (from Annual Report for FY 2025-26)
- The company faced lower profitability in FY26 due to heightened market volatility, global macroeconomic uncertainties, and mark-to-market losses.
- Management's strategy is to strengthen core broking and advisory businesses, expand institutional relationships, enhance research capabilities, and maintain prudent risk management practices.
- The company is actively pursuing measures to optimize resources, improve revenue generation, and bolster its financial position.
- Identified long-term opportunities include India's strong economic growth, increasing financialization of savings, continued digitization of financial services, and rising participation from DIIs, family offices, and HNIs.
- Mr. Manoj Bharadia's re-appointment as Whole-time Director for a three-year term starting November 1, 2026, was proposed, reflecting his expertise in capital markets.
Key risks flagged by management
- Volatility in domestic and global capital markets can adversely affect revenues and investment valuations.
- Changes in macroeconomic conditions and geopolitical tensions may influence investment decisions.
- Operational risks such as cybersecurity threats, data privacy concerns, technology-related risks, and potential business disruption due to infrastructure breakdown.
- Credit risk from clients failing to meet contractual obligations and counterparty risk regarding financial obligations.
Pros
- Established Brand Name: "Wallfort" is recognized as a trusted name in the Indian financial services industry, built on integrity, professionalism, and service quality.
- Experienced Management Team: The company benefits from a leadership team with extensive knowledge of capital markets and financial services.
- Robust Risk Management: Comprehensive risk management policies and internal control mechanisms are established to cover financial, operational, and legal risks, with continuous monitoring.
Cons
- Significant Net Loss: The company reported a substantial net loss of INR 29,990.94 thousand in FY26, a reversal from the previous year's profit.
- Steep Revenue Decline: Revenue from operations dropped significantly from INR 333,550.96 thousand in FY25 to INR 48,006.97 thousand in FY26, indicating operational challenges.
- Susceptibility to Market Volatility: Performance was severely impacted by adverse market conditions and mark-to-market losses, highlighting vulnerability to external market fluctuations.
