Wealth First Portfolio Managers Ltd Q3 FY26 – ₹803 Stock, ₹884 Cr Market Cap, Profits Fell 89% QoQ… but ROE Still Flexing at 28.6%


1. At a Glance – Blink and You’ll Miss the Plot

Wealth First Portfolio Managers Ltd (WFPML) is that rare Gujarati wealth manager who looks calm, collected, debt-free, dividend-friendly… and then casually drops an –89% QoQ profit collapse just to keep investors awake.
Market cap sits at ₹884 Cr, stock price ₹803, down ~26% in 3 months, ~37% in 6 months, and yet this thing still trades at 37x P/E with a ROE of 28.6% and ROCE of ~38%. Confusing? Yes. Entertaining? Absolutely.

Latest Q3 FY26 (Dec 2025) numbers were… let’s be polite and call them “character building.”
Revenue came in at ₹6.49 Cr (–60% QoQ), PAT at ₹0.77 Cr, and EPS just ₹1.05 versus ₹10.39 in the previous quarter. That’s not a correction, that’s a faceplant.

But zoom out and you see a firm with ₹10,114 Cr AUA, zero debt, promoter holding of 74%, dividend announcements flying every few months, and five-year profit CAGR of 94%.

So what is this stock? A wealth manager… or an emotional roller coaster?


2. Introduction – Wealth Management, But With Mood Swings

Incorporated in 2002, Wealth First Portfolio Managers is an independent, product-agnostic wealth manager. No sub-brokers. No loud TV ads. Just old-school handholding, asset allocation, and Gujarati discipline.

They rank 37th nationally as an individual financial advisor, which in India’s crowded wealth advisory space is no joke. Their pitch is simple:
“Client first, product later, commission somewhere in the background.”

And it worked beautifully. From FY20 to FY24, the company went from being “who?” to generating ₹43 Cr PAT in FY24, riding a massive bull market, PMS inflows, and mutual fund SIP mania.

But markets don’t always go up. And when they sneeze, wealth managers catch a cold.
Q3 FY26 looks

like exactly that — market volatility, lower transaction income, muted broking activity, and suddenly the P&L looks… fragile.

Question for you:
👉 Is this a temporary revenue wobble, or the business showing its cyclical teeth?


3. Business Model – WTF Do They Even Do?

Imagine a wealthy Gujarati family asking:
“Boss, FD bhi chahiye, MF bhi, PMS bhi, tax bhi bachana hai, aur beta foreign jaa raha hai.”

Wealth First says: “Done.”

They offer:

  • Investment strategising & asset research
  • Trade execution & broking
  • Portfolio review & accounting
  • Retirement, tax & inheritance planning
  • Treasury management
  • PMS & international investments

They don’t manufacture products.
They distribute, advise, and allocate.

Their FY24 AUA of ₹10,114.5 Cr is split roughly as:

  • Mutual Funds + PMS: ~44%
  • Direct Equity: ~20%
  • Bonds: ~34%
  • Fixed Deposits: ~2%

Translation: stable fee income + market-linked volatility.

Revenue mix (FY24):

  • Trading activities: ~19%
  • Other operating revenue: ~62%
  • Other income: ~21%

Which means when markets chill, trading dries up… and Q3 FY26 happens.

Be honest — would you prefer boring stability or exciting volatility if margins are this fat?


4. Financials Overview – Numbers Don’t Lie, They Roast

MetricLatest Q3 FY26Q3 FY25Q2 FY26YoY %QoQ %
Revenue (₹ Cr)6.4916.2520.57–60.1%–68.4%
EBITDA (₹ Cr)1.0012.8915.16–92.2%–93.4%
PAT (₹ Cr)0.779.2711.07–91.7%–93.0%
EPS (₹)1.058.7010.39–87.9%–89.9%

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