Grindwell Norton Limited has informed the Exchange regarding 'Approval of Purchase of Land'.
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Grindwell Norton's board approved the purchase of freehold land in Halol, Gujarat for up to ₹18 crores to support future business operations, with the deal expected to close by March 31, 2026. The land is being bought from individual landowners and is not a related-party transaction. Alongside this, the company reported Q1 FY26 standalone revenue of ₹693.86 crores (up ~0.4% YoY) and net profit of ₹94.39 crores (up ~2.7% YoY), with EPS of ₹8.53. Consolidated revenue was marginally lower at ₹703.46 crores while net profit rose to ₹94.44 crores. The auditor's limited review report from Kalyaniwalla & Mistry LLP was clean with no qualifications.
The ₹18 crore land acquisition signals capacity expansion plans, likely positive for long-term growth but not immediately material given it's a small portion of the company's ₹2,184+ crore reserves. Q1 results were broadly flat with marginal growth, suggesting stable but unspectacular near-term performance.