SRF Limited announces its earnings call to discuss the unaudited financial results for the quarter and nine months ended December 31, 2025. The investor presentation, available on the company’s website, will be used for reference during the call. Key figures include revenue of ₹11,171.3 Cr and EBIDTA of ₹2,528.3 Cr for the nine-month period.
Financial Highlights for Q3 FY26
SRF Limited reported a Gross Operating Revenue of ₹3,712.5 Cr for Q3 FY26, compared to ₹3,491.3 Cr in Q3 FY25, reflecting a 6.3% increase. The company’s EBIDTA stood at ₹847.5 Cr, up from ₹693.4 Cr, showcasing a 22.2% growth. The EBIDTA Margin was 22.8%.
Profit After Tax for Q3 FY26 was ₹432.7 Cr, a significant rise from ₹271.1 Cr the previous year. This translates to a Profit After Tax Margin of 11.7%. Basic and Diluted EPS both reached ₹14.60.
9M FY26 Performance Overview
For the nine months ended December 31, 2025, SRF Limited’s Gross Operating Revenue totaled ₹11,171.3 Cr, compared to ₹10,379.7 Cr in the same period last year. EBIDTA for the period was ₹2,528.3 Cr, demonstrating substantial growth from ₹1,933.3 Cr. The EBIDTA Margin was 22.6%. Profit After Tax reached ₹1,253.2 Cr with a 11.2% profit margin. Basic and Diluted EPS were both ₹42.28.
Segmental Revenue Share
The revenue contribution for 9M FY26 is as follows: Chemicals Business contributed ₹5,330.6 Cr, Performance Films & Foil Business contributed ₹4,168.6 Cr, Technical Textiles Business contributed ₹1,394.5 Cr, and Other Businesses contributed ₹277.7 Cr.
Segmental EBIT Share
The EBIT share for 9M FY26 is as follows: Chemicals Business contributed ₹1,480.2 Cr, Performance Films & Foil Business contributed ₹353.9 Cr, Technical Textiles Business contributed ₹124.9 Cr and Other Businesses contributed ₹37.9 Cr.
Key Business Segment Highlights
Chemicals Business: Demand from Agro majors is expected to improve. Efforts are focused on optimizing asset utilization and operational efficiency. Performance Films & Foil Business: The new CPP line was successfully commercialized. Short-term market disruptions due to resizing and reprinting from GST 2.0 continued. Technical Textiles Business: The business was impacted by margin pressures in Belting Fabric and US tariffs.
Source: BSE
