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DMCC reported Q4 FY26 revenue of INR 177 crores (up from INR 150 crores in Q3), with full-year revenue at INR 582 crores. The company faced significant supply chain disruptions due to the Middle East crisis, with the Strait of Hormuz affecting sulfur availability (50% of global trade flows through it). The Roha plant ran at 60% capacity for about 15 days in March, while Dahej operated normally. Management stated margins remained under pressure as raw material price increases were passed on to customers - maintaining absolute margin but seeing percentage decline. Working capital requirements increased substantially due to higher sulfur prices and the boron business now requiring advance payments instead of credit. The company successfully replaced lost European specialty chemicals business with sales to Latin America, Japan, Korea, and China.
Shareholders should expect continued margin pressure from volatile raw material costs and elevated working capital needs. The company remains predominantly a bulk sulfur chemicals business despite the name change, with specialty chemicals growth dependent on new product commercialization and market development.