BharatRohan Airborne Innovations Reports FY 2025-26 Results, Highlights Tech Shift to Multi-Sector Deep-Tech

BharatRohan Airborne Innovations Reports FY 2025-26 Results, Highlights Tech Shift to Multi-Sector Deep-Tech​

BharatRohan Airborne Innovations Limited (BSE SME: 544535) announced a comprehensive operational and strategic overview for the Financial Year 2025-26. The company detailed its expansion, emphasizing a deliberate move from core agricultural services into multi-domain technology sectors, powered by its advanced aerial data capabilities and proprietary deep-tech solutions.

The company’s leadership stated that the focus is driven by the conviction that "Hyperspectral Makes Everything Easier™," allowing the application of proprietary aerial data to accelerate R&D and expand its direct-to-consumer presence across diverse industries.

Financial Performance Highlights​

The financial results show robust revenue and EBITDA growth for the fiscal year.


The company also provided granular detail regarding Profit Before Tax (PBT) and the moderation of PAT growth due to changes in tax regime.


The moderation in PAT growth, despite a 49% rise in PBT, was attributed to the shift in the tax regime. In FY 2025, NIL effective tax was recorded under MAT provisions (Sec 80-IAC). In FY 2026, the application of the regular tax regime at approximately 29.90% resulted in a Tax liability of Rs. 267.16 Lakhs, thus moderating PAT growth.

Operational Growth and Farmer Reach​

In FY 2025-26, BharatRohan demonstrated strong operational execution, deepening its penetration in agricultural networks. Key operational metrics include:

• Farmer Coverage: The company now serves 58,557 farmers across 2,63,507 acres (as on March 31, 2026).
• Active Enrollment: 25,648 farmers, representing 43.8% of the total base, are actively enrolled in the flagship CropAssure® service package. This marks a 101.49% year-over-year increase in paying farmers.
• Metric Progression: The paying farmer count grew from 12,729 (as on March 31, 2025) to 25,648 (as on March 31, 2026). Total users scaled from 50,000 (as on March 31, 2025) to 58,557 (as on March 31, 2026), and acreage under service expanded from 2,00,000 to 2,63,507 acres.
• Retail Network: The company established a scalable incentive structure for agents, accelerating the adoption of drone services and agri-inputs through over 200 retail partners.

Financial Inclusion and Service Delivery​

BharatRohan is bridging the credit and service delivery gap for smallholder farmers by integrating advanced digital tools and financial partnerships. The rollout of the Pragati Card, launched in alliance with MasterCard and Obopay, expanded the platform into Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka. The agent network saw a 150% growth, facilitating the transition of farmers into the formal digital economy by building verifiable credit histories.

Furthermore, the firm introduced Pragati Suraksha, a micro-insurance platform in partnership with CoverFox, offering smallholder farmers up to Rs. 2 Lakh in accidental and health insurance coverage.

In service delivery, the company launched the SprayAssure mobile application. This platform democratizes access to drone-based Variable Rate Application (VRA) and precision spraying services. Utilizing Ultra-Low Volume (ULV) drone spraying technology, the service models shift the farmer's burden from high Capital Expenditure (CapEx) to manageable Operating Expenditure (OpEx).

Advanced Technology and Cross-Sector Intelligence​

The company has achieved significant milestones in technological self-reliance, transforming into a proprietary deep-tech manufacturer by bringing critical hardware and software components in-house.

Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Capabilities:
BharatRohan advanced its drone fleet from multiple iterations (V1 to V3.1) and obtained a Type Certificate for the Pravir X-6 Small Category drone from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). This certified drone integrates with CropAssure® diagnostics and establishes a legally compliant, seamless "Diagnose-and-Treat" workflow.

Proprietary Imaging and Computing:
The firm successfully developed an in-house hyperspectral camera and a proprietary 3-axis active stabilization gimbal. These domestic engineering efforts reduce vendor dependency and unit costs. The cloud and edge-computing infrastructure was overhauled, reducing the processing time for massive hyperspectral data cubes (spanning 1,000 acres) from 8 hours to just 2.5 hours, enabling near real-time delivery of agronomic insights. Map generation capacity scaled to process 10,000-20,000 maps in 20-25 minutes.

Cross-Sector Applications:
Leveraging high-resolution spectral and spatial data, BharatRohan diversified into several industrial sectors:

• Solar Energy & Asset Monitoring: Deploying radiometric UAV thermography and hyperspectral sensors to identify efficiency anomalies, microcracks, and Potential Induced Degradation (PID) in photovoltaic (PV) arrays.
• Transmission Line Infrastructure: Combining UAV photogrammetry, thermal imaging, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to detect thermal anomalies, structural hardware fatigue, and monitor Right of Way (ROW) vegetation encroachment, enhancing grid safety.
• Forestry: Applying spectral analysis for automated tree mapping and continuous canopy health monitoring, optimizing rubber tapping cycles.
• Over-Dimensional Cargo (ODC): Launched an advanced route simulation tool using Digital Elevation Models (DEM) to map topographical constraints, crucial for high-volume, heavy-weight transport feasibility assessments.

Consumer Market and Facility Expansion​

The company is aggressively capturing end-to-end value by expanding its downstream commercial footprint. Proprietary sustainable spices and pulses achieved rapid market penetration, driving direct-to-consumer (D2C) sales via quick-commerce platforms (Swiggy Instamart) and e-commerce marketplaces (Amazon), alongside a dedicated website storefront.

A newly commissioned state-of-the-art Jodhpur processing facility, backed by a grant from the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), enhances the export strategy. This plant incorporates advanced infrastructure, including precision optical sorting and automated cleaning, ensuring adherence to stringent phytosanitary standards for global markets.

In summarizing the year, Amandeep Panwar, Managing Director of BharatRohan Airborne Innovations Limited, stated that the year marks a pivotal value-creation moment, reflecting the transition from an agritech innovator to a vertically integrated, multi-sector deep-technology enterprise. The company remains focused on improving operational efficiency and pursuing calibrated expansion across identified use cases.

Stock Price Movement​

Bharatrohan Airborne Innovations Ltd shares closed Friday at ₹119.70, recording a solid 2.26% gain for the session. Shares traded throughout the day, testing a wide range from a low of ₹116.00 up to a high of ₹125.00.