Dhanuka Q1 FY27 results: revenue and profit decline, Rs 200 Cr capex announced

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AI summary

Dhanuka Agritech Q1 FY27: revenue fell 12.6% to Rs 461.93 Cr from Rs 528.29 Cr YoY. PAT dropped 34.6% to Rs 36.30 Cr (Rs 55.50 Cr). EPS at Rs 8.06 vs Rs 12.31. EBITDA margin compressed to roughly 13.7% from 17%. Board approved Rs 200 Cr capex for a new 23,000 MT pesticide plant in Nagpur, expected by March/April 2028. Company bought back 5 lakh shares at Rs 1,400 each (Rs 70 Cr) and cleared Rs 15 Cr loan for SAR 2026 employee plan.

Likely market impact

Weak quarterly numbers with revenue and profit decline; new capex and buyback signal confidence in long-term growth.