Quick Heal Shares Touch Rs 141 as Q2 Profit Turns Positive

October 28, 2026October 28, 2026

Quick Heal shares hit a day high of ₹140.99 as the firm posted a Q2 profit of ₹5.80 crore, reversing last quarter’s loss.

The cybersecurity company made Rs 5.80 crore in the July to September quarter, against a Rs 5.28 crore loss in the three months before.

Its board approved the numbers on 27 October. Sales bounced back too.

Revenue from operations rose 44.3% from the previous quarter to Rs 64.93 crore.

Compared with last year, the picture is softer. Revenue fell 22.3% from Rs 83.52 crore, and profit slipped from Rs 7.91 crore.

Operating profit (EBITDA) dropped to Rs 2.30 crore from Rs 9.20 crore.

In simple terms, the firm earned about Rs 3.58 in operating profit on every Rs 100 of sales, against Rs 11.02 a year ago.

Other income of Rs 8.34 crore, money earned outside its core business, also counted toward the profit.

Chief Executive Harish Kumar G S called the quarter a step forward in execution and pointed to a steady enterprise business.

Chief Financial Officer Ankit Maheshwari said tighter credit checks cut customer dues to Rs 97.8 crore from Rs 106.6 crore.

The enterprise order book stands above Rs 57 crore. The company also changed its team on 27 October.

It named Shailesh Shinde as Company Secretary and appointed Grant Thornton Bharat LLP as internal auditor for FY27, after Sarang Deshpande left on 23 October.

Management will discuss the results on an earnings call at 4:00 pm today.

At 10:23 am, Quick Heal shares traded at Rs 137.67 on NSE, down by Rs 0.49 or 0.35% from the previous close.

The stock has fallen about 57% over the past year, and its market value is around Rs 747 crore.

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