Southern Petrochemicals Industries Corporation Ltd has informed BSE about : <BR><BR>1. Standalone Financial Results for the period ended June 30, 2025<BR><BR>2. Consolidated Financial Results ....
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SPIC reported Q1 FY26 (quarter ended June 30, 2025) standalone revenue from operations of Rs. 780.63 crore, up from Rs. 754.34 crore in Q1 FY25, a growth of about 3.5%. Net profit after tax rose to Rs. 58.27 crore from Rs. 51.35 crore, an increase of roughly 13.5%, with EPS at Rs. 2.86 versus Rs. 2.86. On a consolidated basis, revenue was Rs. 780.63 crore and net profit after tax was Rs. 66.71 crore (up from Rs. 62.55 crore), giving an EPS of Rs. 3.28. The Urea plant ran for 91 days and produced 1.92 lakh MT, selling 1.86 lakh MT. Government subsidy of Rs. 651.96 crore was booked based on a provisional retention price. Other income included a one-time Rs. 14.89 crore from lease termination compensation. The Board also recommended a Rs. 2.00 per share dividend for FY25, set the AGM for September 23, 2025, and appointed Thim. V Dakshinamoorthy (IAS, TIDCO nominee) as an Additional Director. MSKA & Associates issued a clean (unmodified) limited review report.
Steady year-on-year growth in both revenue and profit, backed by consistent urea operations and government subsidy, supports a stable outlook for shareholders. The Rs. 2.00 per share dividend offers a modest yield, and the clean auditor review with no qualifications removes immediate red flags for the stock.