SRF Limited has announced its financial results for the quarter and year ended March 31, 2026. For the fiscal year, the company achieved a robust net profit of ₹1,724.63 crore on a standalone basis, with total annual revenue reaching ₹12,420.51 crore. The Board has recommended a Nil final dividend for the period. The company continues to see strong performance across its diverse business segments, including Chemicals and Technical Textiles.
Standalone Financial Highlights
For the quarter ended March 31, 2026, SRF Limited reported a net profit of ₹507.06 crore. The total annual revenue from operations for the financial year ending March 31, 2026, stood at ₹12,420.51 crore, reflecting a consistent performance compared to the previous year. The basic earnings per share (EPS) for the year reached ₹58.18.
Consolidated Performance Overview
On a consolidated basis, the company delivered a stronger financial outcome, with an annual net profit of ₹1,835.18 crore and consolidated revenue of ₹15,786.51 crore. The consolidated results reflect the combined strength of the company’s various global subsidiaries, with consolidated EPS for the full year at ₹61.91.
Segment Performance
The company operates through three primary segments: Chemicals Business, Technical Textiles Business, and Performance Films and Foil Business. The Chemicals Business remained the largest contributor to both revenue and profitability, achieving segment results of ₹2,269.16 crore on a standalone basis for the full year. The Technical Textiles Business and Performance Films and Foil Business also maintained stable operational metrics throughout the fiscal period.
Operational Updates
The Board of Directors has recommended a Nil final dividend for the financial year 2025-26. Additionally, the company highlighted the impact of the New Labour Codes, which necessitated a one-time provision of ₹11.27 crore during the final quarter, bringing the total incremental impact for the year to ₹84.22 crore. The company also successfully settled tax matters related to Carbon Emission Reduction Certificates (CERs), resulting in a ₹99.12 crore write-back of tax provisions.
Source: BSE
