EID Parry India Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended December 31, 2025.
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EID Parry reported its Q3 FY26 results with a clear split between its sugar-heavy standalone business and the diversified consolidated group led by Coromandel International. Standalone revenue fell to Rs. 773 crore (from Rs. 848 crore) and the company posted a loss after tax of Rs. 54 crore, including a Rs. 352 crore impairment of its investment in wholly-owned subsidiary Parry Sugars Refinery India Pvt Ltd in the nine-month period. On a consolidated basis, revenue jumped to Rs. 10,316 crore in Q3 (up ~18% YoY) and Rs. 30,664 crore for 9M (up ~24% YoY), driven mainly by the Coromandel-led farm inputs and crop protection businesses. Consolidated Q3 EBITDA rose to Rs. 895 crore and PAT attributable to owners climbed to Rs. 232 crore. The auditors (Price Waterhouse) issued an unmodified review report on both sets of results. The Board also approved selling up to 1.5 lakh shares (~0.51%) of Coromandel, while Coromandel's own board declared a Rs. 9/share interim dividend that could bring in ~Rs. 149 crore to EID Parry.
The sugar standalone business remains under pressure with continued losses, but the consolidated picture is materially stronger thanks to Coromandel's acquisition of NACL Industries, which expanded the crop protection footprint. Shareholders benefit from a likely Rs. 149 crore dividend inflow from Coromandel and the planned partial divestment of CIL shares, which provides flexibility to support the sugar/refining turnaround.