Savita Oil Technologies Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended March 31, 2026.
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Savita Oil Technologies reported strong FY26 results with standalone net profit up 56.6% to ₹19,385 lakhs from ₹12,377 lakhs in FY25. Consolidated net profit grew 60.7% to ₹18,184 lakhs. Revenue from operations increased 14.4% to ₹4,36,258 lakhs from ₹3,81,373 lakhs. EPS improved significantly to ₹28.27 (standalone) and ₹26.50 (consolidated) from ₹17.99 and ₹16.52 respectively. The board recommended a 250% dividend (₹5 per share) totaling ₹3,426 lakhs. The company also approved a scheme to amalgamate its wholly-owned subsidiary Savita GreenTec Limited into itself, which will not affect shareholding. Internal auditors were changed from Suresh Surana & Associates to Ernst & Young LLP from FY27. Statutory auditors G.D. Apte & Co issued unmodified opinions on both standalone and consolidated results.
Strong profit growth of over 55% with improved margins is positive for shareholders. The dividend yield and the simplification through amalgamation could support stock price. The switch to a Big 4 auditor (EY) for internal audit signals enhanced governance standards.