GHCL Textiles Q3 FY26 profit jumps 41% on revenue growth of 22%

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AI summary

GHCL Textiles posted strong Q3 FY26 results. Revenue from operations rose to Rs 349.12 cr, up 22.5 percent YoY from Rs 285 cr. PAT climbed to Rs 13.18 cr versus Rs 9.37 cr, a 40.7 percent jump. For nine months, revenue grew 8.8 percent to Rs 954.91 cr and PAT rose marginally to Rs 42.71 cr. Total debt stands at Rs 80.33 cr with no defaults. Statutory auditor issued an unmodified review report. New labour codes are now effective but impact assessed as not material.

Likely market impact

Strong Q3 print with double-digit profit growth signals improving margins and revenue momentum. No debt defaults. Modest impact from new labour codes.