Audited Standalone & Consolidated Financial Results for the quarter and year ended 31st March, 2026
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Oriental Aromatics reported annual revenue growth of about 11% (standalone at Rs 1,026.67 crore vs Rs 927.97 crore in FY25). However, profitability saw a sharp decline - standalone net profit fell 46% to Rs 25.26 crore, while consolidated net profit dropped 90% to just Rs 3.31 crore from Rs 34.33 crore. The Q4 standalone profit was Rs 9.17 crore. Borrowings increased significantly, with standalone current borrowings rising to Rs 323.48 crore from Rs 275.03 crore. The auditor gave an unmodified opinion. The Board recommended a dividend of Rs 0.50 per share (10%). One subsidiary in Indonesia is under liquidation. There was a change in the Board with resignation of an Independent Director and appointment of a new one.
Despite modest revenue growth, the company experienced a severe contraction in profitability on both standalone and consolidated basis. The 90% decline in consolidated net profit is a significant concern for shareholders. Higher borrowings and the Indonesian subsidiary liquidation add to the cautious outlook. The clean audit opinion provides some comfort.