Announced Mon, 18 May · 18:27 IST

Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers and Chemicals Limited has informed the Exchange regarding a press release dated May 18, 2026, titled "Results for the Quarter and Year ended 31st March, 2026".

Pat Growth 25pctEbitda Margin ExpansionRevenue DeclineEmphasis Of MatterAuditor Mid Year ChangeResults View source PDF

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AI summary

GNFC reported strong profitability for FY26 with net profit up 36% to ₹797 crore versus ₹585 crore in FY25, driven by chemicals segment growth. Revenue from operations was marginally lower at ₹7,773 crore vs ₹7,892 crore (down ~1.5% YoY), but the company achieved EBITDA margin expansion through cost efficiencies. The chemicals segment contributed ₹913 crore in segment results (vs ₹665 crore prior year), offsetting a ₹186 crore loss in fertilizers. PAT grew 36.2% and EPS stood at ₹54.22. The board recommended a dividend of ₹21 per share (210%). Auditors issued an unmodified opinion. A new statutory auditor, B S R and Co., was appointed for 5 years. Note 3 discloses a ₹21,370 crore demand notice from DoT (telecom license fees), which management contests — no provision was made. The company also recognised a ₹3.12 crore past service cost due to new labour codes.

Likely market impact

PAT growth of 36% with margin expansion is positive for shareholders. The large but contested DoT demand of ₹21,370 crore remains a contingent liability risk to monitor. Revenue decline is offset by strong profitability improvement.