SHREE CEMENT LIMITED has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended March 31, 2026.
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Shree Cement reported strong full-year results for FY 2025-26. Standalone revenue grew 7% to Rs 19,310.52 crore, while consolidated revenue rose 8.6% to Rs 20,943.47 crore. PAT jumped 42.6% to Rs 1,706.25 crore on standalone basis (consolidated +55.6% to Rs 1,748.66 crore), driven by operational efficiency and lower tax outgo. EBITDA expanded slightly — standalone margins at 24.8% vs 24.5% last year, consolidated at 25.3% vs 23.5%. The company commissioned its 3.50 MTPA Kodla plant in Karnataka during Q4. Rs 55.99 crore was recognized for new labour code obligations. Total dividend for FY26 is Rs 150 per share (Rs 80 interim paid + Rs 70 final recommended). Statutory auditors gave an unmodified (clean) opinion with no qualifications.
Strong bottom-line growth with PAT up over 40% reflects operational leverage. Clean audit opinion and very low debt-equity of 0.07x are positives. The new Karnataka plant adds capacity to drive future revenue. Dividend payout of Rs 150/share signals confidence.