Amal FY26 annual report: revenue up 77%, but PBT down 14%
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Amal Ltd submitted its FY25-26 annual report. Consolidated revenue rose 77% to Rs 239.64 cr and standalone revenue up 74% to Rs 84.91 cr, driven mainly by a 164% spike in sulphur raw material prices. However, PBT fell 14% consolidated and 32% standalone as higher input costs could not be fully passed on. EBITDA margin compressed to 16% from 32%. The company remains debt-free with Rs 38 cr cash surplus and raised dividend to 15% from 10%.
Strong topline growth from price-led gains, but margin compression is a concern. Debt-free status and higher dividend are positives.