Choice International Ltd has taken over Ellora Solutions, a consulting firm in India, for approximately $160,000, making it a fully owned subsidiary of the company.

Choice International has received approval for a merger of its subsidiaries, aiming to generate operational synergies with an expected turnover of approximately INR 19.93 crores by fiscal year 2025.

Choice International has received approval from the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) in Mumbai to merge its subsidiary, Choice Wealth, with Arete Capital Service. This move is set to consolidate operations and potentially create synergies between the two companies.

Choice International has announced a significant increase in both sales and profit for FY26, with a 24% year-on-year growth in sales reaching Rs 1,145 crore and a robust 46% jump in PAT to Rs 238 crore. This success is attributed to their multifaceted approach that includes digital adoption, strategic partnerships, and operating efficiencies across brokerage, advisory, and NBFC sectors.

Choice International's advisory division reports a secured order value of approximately INR 698 crore, with additional bids worth more than INR 400 crore still pending. This suggests robust demand for their services.

Choice International has unveiled a three-year revenue strategy aiming for 50% from Broking & Distribution, 40% from Advisory services, and 10% from NBFC operations. This strategic outlook was shared during their recent conference call update.

Choice International anticipates an average monthly SIP contribution of approximately INR 2,000 - INR 2,500 per customer, thanks to its collaboration with India Post Payments Bank. This suggests a potential for substantial growth in investments through this partnership.

Despite market uncertainties, Choice International anticipates consistent growth through FY27. Their management remains optimistic about the company's resilience to market fluctuations, provided geopolitical issues do not escalate.

Choice International sets ambitious goals for a 30% revenue and profit increase, aiming to reach an Asset Under Management (AUM) of INR 1,000 crores by FY27.

Choice International Ltd's Q4 earnings show a significant 27% year-over-year increase in profit due to robust revenue growth, reaching INR 3086 million. This impressive surge was backed by strong performance across various service sectors, leading to a 25% jump in EBITDA and 27% rise in PAT as well.

Choice International reports a significant 27% increase in Q4 net profit, with earnings reaching $678 million. Revenue also surged by 19%, ending the quarter at $3 billion compared to last year's figure of $2.53 billion.

Choice International reports a 17% increase in Q4 net profit for FY26, reaching ₹60.3 crores. Despite the positive earnings growth, the stock price dropped by 1.97% to ₹703 due to concerns about potentially inflated valuations.

Gold and silver markets are anticipated to remain bullish in the upcoming fiscal year (FY27), driven by global uncertainties. While higher interest rates may cap significant price increases, both metals are expected to maintain a moderate upward trend. Silver's remarkable 142.2% surge in FY26 was fueled by supply shortages and increased demand, and FY27 prices for silver domestically could range between Rs 2.75-3.5 lakh per kg.

Choice International has agreed to fully acquire Optimo Investment Adviser, making it a wholly-owned subsidiary. The new name for the company, Choice Unified Services Pvt Ltd, is pending approval from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).