Audited financial results for the quarter and year ended 31/03/2026
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Cera Sanitaryware reported total income of ₹2,10,298 Lakhs for FY2025-26, up ~7% from ₹1,97,775 Lakhs in FY2024-25. Net Profit after Tax stood at ₹20,419 Lakhs compared to ₹24,648 Lakhs in the prior year, representing a PAT decline of ~17%. The company recorded an exceptional item — a net reversal of ₹781 Lakhs — due to a reassessment of provisions made under the new Labour Codes for past service gratuity and leave liabilities. The initial provision of ₹1,846 Lakhs made in Q3 was revised down to ₹781 Lakhs based on subsequent clarifications and actuarial valuation, with the excess ₹1,065 Lakhs reversed in Q4. An unmodified audit opinion was issued by Singhi & Co. The Board recommended a dividend of ₹75 per share (1500% on ₹5 face value).
PAT declined year-on-year despite revenue growth, driven partly by the net exceptional item reversal. The Labour Code provision reassessment was favourable in Q4. The stock has an unmodified opinion with no going-concern flags. Dividend yield remains attractive.