Akzo Nobel India announced its Q2 and H1 FY2025-26 results, showcasing resilience despite business divestitures. Q2 revenue stood at ₹834.9 crore. Exceptional items, largely from the sale of the Powder Coatings division, significantly impacted PAT, which reached ₹1,682.7 crore. The company sustains double-digit profitability while investing in brand and innovations.
Financial Performance
Akzo Nobel India reported its Q2 and H1 FY2025-26 results, demonstrating a solid performance despite strategic business changes. Key highlights include:
Q2 FY2025-26:
- Revenue from operations: ₹834.9 crore, a decrease of 1.5%.
- EBIT from operations: ₹92.3 crore, down by 2.4%.
- PAT including exceptional items: ₹1,682.7 crore, an increase of 2119.8%, primarily driven by exceptional gains.
H1 FY2025-26:
- Revenue from operations: ₹1,830.0 crore, a decrease of 2.9%.
- EBIT from operations: ₹208.5 crore, down by 13.7%.
- PAT including exceptional items: ₹1,773.7 crore, significantly up by 831.4%.
Divestiture Impact
The results reflect the divestiture of the Powder Coatings business division and the International Research Center (IRC). The exceptional items reported are largely due to the profit from this sale. This strategic move has reshaped the company’s portfolio.
Strategic Outlook
Akzo Nobel India remains focused on growth, innovation, and brand investment. Despite weather disruptions and competitive pressures, the company sustained profitability and continues to navigate a challenging operating environment effectively. The B2B segment is driven by Industrial coatings and demand across different sectors.
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