Hindalco Industries has announced robust financial results for the quarter ended March 31, 2026. The company reported consolidated revenue of ₹78,133 crore, marking a 20% growth compared to the same period last year. Despite facing operational challenges in its global business, Hindalco’s strong performance in the India business, driven by resilient operations and favorable macro conditions, underpinned its growth trajectory. The company continues to maintain a focus on strategic capital allocation and sustainability leadership.
Financial Performance Overview
For the fourth quarter of FY26, Hindalco Industries achieved a consolidated revenue of ₹78,133 crore, representing a 20% increase year-on-year. The consolidated Business Segment EBITDA reached ₹10,812 crore, an 11% growth over Q4 FY25. Net profit for the quarter stood at ₹2,597 crore, reflecting the impact of specific exceptional items in the global operations.
India Business Highlights
The India business was a standout performer, delivering revenue of ₹35,016 crore, a significant 34% increase year-on-year. The segment EBITDA rose by 17% to ₹6,610 crore. This growth was largely supported by strong domestic demand in the electrical, packaging, and automotive sectors, alongside optimized operational costs and favorable macro-economic trends in the aluminium and copper segments.
Sustainability and Operational Milestones
Hindalco continues to lead in sustainability, securing a place in the Top 1% of the S&P Global ESG Score within the aluminium industry. The company has made significant strides in circularity, achieving a 88% total waste utilization rate in FY26, compared to 85% in the previous year. Furthermore, the company is advancing its energy transition, with a notable milestone of operationalizing a 65 MW RE RTC project at Aditya Aluminium, a first of its kind in India’s commercial and industrial space.
Strategic Growth Projects
The company maintains a disciplined approach to capital allocation, reporting a capital expenditure of ₹31,619 crore in FY26 to drive strategic growth. Key projects, including the 600 Kt Bay Minette facility, remain on track, with the Cold Mill commissioning already underway. Additionally, the company expects the Oswego hot mill to resume operations in the coming weeks, supporting its long-term growth and EBITDA guidance.
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