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Tarsons Products Limited reported FY26 consolidated revenue of Rs. 422.5 crores, up 8% YoY, with Q4 revenue at Rs. 120.9 crores (up 7%). However, profitability declined sharply — FY26 adjusted PAT fell 48% to Rs. 15.5 crores, with margins compressed across gross (down 70 bps to 67.1%), EBITDA (down 270 bps to 27.9%), and PAT (down 390 bps to 3.7%) levels. The decline was attributed to higher raw material costs and significant one-time expenses from new facilities at Panchla and Amta — including increased depreciation (Rs. 96.5 crs vs Rs. 62.5 crs) and finance costs — with revenue from these facilities expected to commence from FY27. Despite this, Cash PAT grew 21% to Rs. 112 crores, reflecting underlying operational strength. Domestic business grew 12% in Q4, while exports declined 13% due to Middle East geopolitical disruptions. The company remains in investment mode to support future growth.
Near-term pressure on margins and profitability due to new facility ramp-up costs, but management signals this is temporary as full commissioning expected by H1FY27. Strong cash generation (Cash PAT up 21%) provides financial flexibility. The stock may face short-term headwinds from reduced PAT, but long-term growth supported by new capacity and product expansion.