Just Dial's CFO, Abhishek Bansal, has decided to step down, effective April 15th, due to personal career reasons. The company has reported a net profit of ₹4,970.2 million in their fiscal year ending March 31st, 2026, as per approved audited financial results.

Just Dial announced impressive Q4 results for FY26, with 182.4 million unique visitors and over 54 million listings. The company also reported an active count of 631,530 paid campaigns, signaling a scalable business model.

Just Dial's Q4 revenue for the fiscal year 2026 increased by 6.2%, reaching 307.2 crore INR, with an EBITDA margin of 28.9%. However, net profit saw a decline of 36.6% during the same period, amounting to 100 crore INR. The company's cash and investments also grew by 10.9%, ending the fiscal year at approximately 5852.2 crore INR.

Just Dial's Q4 net profit dropped by 37% year-over-year, despite a 6.2% revenue growth, reaching INR 100 crore. The company's shares fell by 1.95%, closing at INR 569.95 on BSE. Additionally, there was a 4.7% decline in traffic to 182.4 million year-over-year.

Just Dial's Q4 net profit saw a significant decline of 37% compared to the previous year, falling to 1 billion rupees. Despite this drop, the company managed to increase its revenue by 6%, reaching 3.07 billion rupees YoY.

Just Dial reported a net profit of ₹4.97 billion for FY26 on revenues of ₹14.32 billion. The company's auditor has issued an unmodified opinion, attesting to the accuracy of their financial statements. Notably, the CFO stepped down as of April 15, 2026.

Just Dial will reveal their Q4 financial performance on April 13, providing insights into their earnings during the final quarter of their fiscal year.