DMCC Speciality Chemicals Limited, India’s leading Sulphur chemistry solutions manufacturer reported its financial performance for Q1FY26.

The company has posted net profit of Rs. 7.76 crore in Q1 FY26 as compared to Rs. 1.37 crore in Q1 FY25, reflecting a growth of 466.03 per cent. Revenue from Operations in Q1 FY26 stood at Rs. 127.04 crore against Rs. 85.32 crore in Q1 FY25, reflecting a growth of 48.90 per cent.

Commenting on the result, Bimal Goculdas, Managing Director and CEO, said: “We delivered a stable performance in Q1FY26. The quarter was marked by consistent business execution, even as the Roha Plant underwent a scheduled shutdown lasting 20 days. Despite this temporary pause, the Company maintained its operational trajectory.

Commodity chemicals proved to be a key contributor this quarter, with both realisation and volumes displaying healthy growth. The operating environment within this segment showed signs of improvement, which positively influenced overall performance. Speciality chemicals, conversely, continued to experience some challenges. The tough macro-economic conditions prevailing in Europe have impacted demand, given our exposure to this geography; however, we remain vigilant and proactive in managing these dynamics.

The boron business saw a modest impact in raw material supply due to ongoing issues in Turkey. Nevertheless, these disruptions appear to be temporary, and we anticipate a normalisation of supply from the third quarter onwards.

On the risk front, the implications of newly imposed tariffs require close monitoring. Additionally, the commencement of operations at a smelting facility in Kutch by a large Indian corporate may exert pressure on commodity chemical realisations at our Dahejsite. We are closely evaluating these developments.

From a consolidated standpoint, DMCC continues to be well-positioned for the future. Our ample capacity, robust infrastructure, and deep technical expertise provide a strong foundation to capitalise on emerging opportunities.

Whilst remaining mindful of the evolving risk landscape, we anticipate a gradual improvement in business sentiment and performance.

In conclusion, we approach the coming year with cautious optimism, confident in our ability to adapt and deliver amidst dynamic market conditions.”