Dhanuka Agritech delivered a robust performance in the fourth quarter of FY26, reporting broad-based growth across revenue, margins, and profit, driven by steady agri demand and improved market penetration.
The Gurugram-based agrochemicals major posted a net profit of Rs. 97.77 crore in Q4 FY26, up 29.50% year-on-year, supported by stronger operational performance and healthy demand across key crop segments.
“The company delivered healthy growth during the quarter, supported by improved demand across key markets and the strength of our product portfolio. Our continued engagement with farmers and channel partners, along with focused execution across regions, helped drive profitability and maintain business momentum during the year.
"While the monsoon outlook this year remains below normal, the agriculture sector continues to show resilience supported by better farm practices, technology adoption, and favourable crop economics in several regions. We remain focused on delivering effective crop protection solutions and strengthening our presence ahead of the upcoming Kharif season.”
Revenue from operations rose 9.35% year-on-year to Rs. 483.34 crore, while EBITDA increased 13.79% to Rs. 124.89 crore. Profit before tax climbed 26.21% to Rs. 128.31 crore, reflecting improved efficiency and stronger realizations across product categories.
For the full financial year ended March 31, 2026, the company reported a total income of Rs. 2,06,280.10 lakh and a profit after tax of Rs. 28,723.49 lakh. Q4 alone contributed Rs. 9,777.06 lakh to annual net profit, underlining a strong finish to the fiscal year.
Beyond earnings, the board has approved a Rs. 70 crore share buyback of up to 5,00,000 equity shares (1.11% of paid-up capital) at a maximum price of Rs. 1,400 per share.
The company also outlined a global expansion push, approving the establishment of wholly owned subsidiaries or acquisitions in Brazil and select European countries. The move aims to strengthen international operations and expand access to overseas markets through transfer of brand registrations.
