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Eastern International Ltd.

$0.51Close · Sep 22, 2026
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Fiscal 2026Mar 31, 2026
Fiscal 2025Mar 31, 2025
Fiscal 2024Mar 31, 2024
Money the company earns from selling products or services, before subtracting costs.
-24.4% YoY+18.8% YoY
The direct costs of making or delivering what the company sells, such as materials, factory labor, or service delivery.
+21.6% YoY-3.9% YoY
Money left from sales after paying the direct costs of what the company sells.Formula: Revenue − cost of revenue
-29.3% YoY+19.6% YoY
The costs of running the business beyond making or delivering its products, such as research, marketing, and office expenses.
+42.1% YoY+4.1% YoY
Profit from the company’s main business, before taxes and income or costs outside those operations.Formula: Gross profit − operating expenses
+58.1% YoY
Money earned or spent outside the main business, such as investment income and interest on debt.Formula: Non-operating income − non-operating expenses
-54.0% YoY+2.8% YoY
Profit before income taxes are taken out.Formula: Operating income + net non-operating income + pre-tax adjustments
+54.4% YoY
The income tax cost counted against the period’s profit, including amounts payable now or later.
-76.4% YoY+30.8% YoY
The profit left after all expenses and taxes. A negative number means the company lost money.Formula: Total income − total expenses
+64.3% YoY
Profit for each ordinary share during the reporting period.Formula: Earnings available to common shareholders ÷ weighted-average basic shares
+54.5% YoY
Profit per share after counting potential extra shares from stock awards or convertible securities that would reduce it.Formula: Diluted earnings available to common shareholders ÷ weighted-average diluted shares
+60.0% YoY