Hindalco Industries Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended Jun 30, 2025.
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Hindalco reported Q1 FY26 standalone revenue of ₹24,264 Cr, up ~9.5% from ₹22,155 Cr in Q1 FY25, with standalone profit after tax rising ~26.6% to ₹1,862 Cr from ₹1,471 Cr. Consolidated revenue grew ~12.7% to ₹64,232 Cr, while consolidated PAT surged ~30.3% to ₹4,004 Cr from ₹3,074 Cr, with consolidated EPS at ₹18.03. The company recognised a ₹160 Cr impairment loss related to surrendering a coal mine due to land unavailability. Key strategic moves included announcing the $125 million acquisition of US-based AluChem (specialty alumina) and the ongoing EMIL Mines (Bandha coal) acquisition. Novelis raised $400 million in tax-exempt bonds and launched a $750 million senior notes offering to refinance its 2026 notes and fund the Bay Minette plant. Two directors will step down on August 13: Independent Director Yazdi Piroj Dandiwala (end of second term) and Whole-time Director Praveen Kumar Maheshwari (personal reasons). The auditor issued an unmodified review opinion but drew attention to the ongoing CBI chargesheet related to a coal mine deallocated in 2014-15, noting that any financial impact is currently undeterminable.
Strong earnings growth with PAT significantly outpacing revenue, supported by higher aluminium and copper segment performance. The CBI matter remains a legal overhang though no quantifiable impact yet; the coal mine impairment and director exits are notable but not material to long-term outlook. Acquisition pipeline and Novelis refinancing signal continued capacity expansion.