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Whirlpool of India reported Q4 FY2026 standalone revenue of ₹20,300.5 crore and full-year revenue of ₹74,738 crore, up ~0.7% YoY. Consolidated revenue for FY2026 was ₹80,342 crore (up ~1.5% YoY). Net profit (consolidated) fell to ₹2,953 crore from ₹3,628 crore in FY2025 (~18.6% decline), driven by an exceptional charge of ₹388.4 crore (standalone ₹334.1 crore) due to new labour code implementation effective November 2025. EPS declined from ₹28.30 to ₹23.15 on consolidated basis. An insurance claim of ₹99.1 crore (final tranche for the March 2024 Delhi warehouse fire) was also booked as an exceptional item. The Board recommended a final dividend of ₹5 per share (50%). The promoter holding reduced from 51% to 39.76% after Whirlpool Corporation partially diluted its stake, and the company acquired the remaining 31.8% of its subsidiary ElicaPBWhirlpool Kitchen Appliances, taking it to 100%.
PAT declined ~18.6% YoY due to labour code provisioning; margins compressed. Revenue growth is modest at ~1.5%. Management changes and promoter dilution are neutral but noteworthy for governance. Clean audit opinion provides comfort.