Premier Explosives Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended December 31, 2025.
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Premier Explosives reported Q3 FY26 standalone revenue from operations of ₹8,140.91 lakhs, nearly halving from ₹16,591.50 lakhs in Q3 FY25, while PAT for the quarter fell to ₹604.02 lakhs from ₹918.79 lakhs. For the nine-month period, revenue from operations declined about 13% to ₹29,913.27 lakhs versus ₹34,336.86 lakhs a year ago, but PAT jumped roughly 58% to ₹3,922.96 lakhs from ₹2,485.38 lakhs. The headline PAT boost is largely driven by a one-time purchase discount of ₹2,246.39 lakhs booked in Q2 FY26 as other income from a supplier settlement. The company also recognised a ₹520 lakhs exceptional expense (ex-gratia) for employees affected by an accident at its manufacturing facility. The statutory auditor (Majeti & Co) issued an unmodified limited review opinion on both standalone and consolidated results.
Core business revenue shrank meaningfully, so the sharp rise in nine-month profit is largely optical and driven by a one-time supplier discount rather than operating strength — investors should weigh underlying revenue weakness against inflated headline earnings. The accident-related ex-gratia is a negative flag for operational risk, though it is a contained, one-time charge.