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Anka India Ltd Q3 FY26 – ₹183 Cr Market Cap, ₹13 Cr Sales, -₹0.23 EPS & a Full-Blown Corporate Resurrection Attempt

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1. At a Glance – “From IT Company to Movie Producer to Back Again?”

Anka India Ltd is that one stock which, if balance sheets could talk, would say: “Bhai bas rehne do.”

Market cap sits at ₹183 Cr, stock price at ₹35.6, down ~41% in 3 months, but somehow still up 75% YoY — because Indian markets love redemption arcs more than Netflix does.

Latest Q3 FY26 sales are ₹3.94 Cr, PAT is -₹0.03 Cr, and EPS is -₹0.01. So yes, technically still loss-making, but with just enough improvement to keep hope alive and Telegram groups excited.

Promoter holding? 91.29%.
Debt? ₹3.18 Cr.
Book value? ₹5.23.
Price-to-book? 6.8× — because vibes > fundamentals, clearly.

And just when you think it’s a dead IT shell, boom 💥 — acquisition, open offer, preferential allotment, auditor qualifications, goodwill impairments, and suddenly everyone is awake.

Curious already? Good. You should be.


2. Introduction – How Anka Became a Zombie, Then a Cyborg

Founded in 1994, Anka India Ltd originally claimed to be in Information Technology — data analytics, BI, infra solutions, custom app development, the whole buzzword buffet.

Then reality hit.

For multiple years, operations were practically non-existent, net worth got fully eroded, and the board openly admitted:

“We are looking for new ventures and trying to restart operations.”

Translation: IT gaya, bhai.

What followed was a phase where Anka flirted with:

  • Film production 🎬 (Bhojpuri & Marathi rights)
  • Line producer work in the UK
  • MoUs that sounded exciting but didn’t pay the bills

By FY21, total revenue was barely ₹1.45 Cr. Losses were routine. Net worth negative. Balance sheet looked like it had survived a cyclone.

Then comes 2025–26, the year where promoters changed, capital structure exploded, and Anka decided to stop being a movie trivia answer and start acting like a listed company again.

But is this a turnaround… or just a costume change? Let’s dig.


3. Business Model – WTF Do They Even Do?

Officially, Anka still says it does:

  • Data Analytics & BI
  • Enterprise IT solutions
  • Custom software development

Unofficially (read

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