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Manali Petrochemicals reported strong FY2026 results with standalone revenue of Rs. 78,634 Lakhs (up 21.4% from Rs. 64,751 Lakhs) and consolidated revenue of Rs. 1,02,239 Lakhs (up 14% from Rs. 89,712 Lakhs). The company swung to standalone profit after tax of Rs. 3,476 Lakhs from a loss of Rs. 874 Lakhs last year, while consolidated PAT jumped to Rs. 12,995 Lakhs from Rs. 2,931 Lakhs (over 344% growth). The Board recommended a dividend of Rs. 0.50 per share (10%). Exceptional items included reversal of provisions totaling Rs. 1,853 Lakhs (CESTAT case Rs. 770 Lakhs + customer claim Rs. 1,083 Lakhs), partially offset by labour code impact of Rs. 33.62 Lakhs. The auditors issued an unmodified opinion but included Emphasis of Matter on two items: expired leasehold land for Unit-II (pending renewal since June 2017) and Rs. 1,180 Lakhs insurance claim for Cyclone Michaung damage to PPE still under assessment.
Strong financial turnaround with over 21% revenue growth and return to profitability. Shareholders can expect dividend approval at AGM. The auditor's Emphasis of Matter on lease renewal and insurance claims indicates some uncertainty around contingent impacts, though opinion remains unmodified.