Sukhjit Starch & Chemicals Ltd, incorporated in 1943, is an agroprocessing company that specializes in the production of starch and its derivatives, has announced its audited financial results for the quarter and year ended 31st March 2026.
Highlights of Q4 FY26 Results
- Q4 Revenue from operations increased to Rs. 401.94 crs from Rs. 343.86 crs in Q3 FY26, registering a QoQ growth of 16.89%.
- FY26 Revenue from operations stood at Rs. 1425.68 crs, against Rs. 1486.19 crs in the corresponding previous year.
- EBITDA during Q4 has increased to Rs. 31.67 crs from Rs. 20.17 crs in Q3 FY26 with an improvement of 201 bps in the QoQ EBIDTA Margin (%). However EBITDA for FY26 stood at Rs. 91.78 crs against Rs. 109.79 crs during FY25.
- PBT during Q4 has increased substantially to Rs. 18.38 crs from Rs. 5.34 crs in Q3 FY26 and Rs. 3.49 crs in the corresponding previous year quarter.
- Similarly, PAT during Q4 has also jumped to Rs. 13.23 crs from Rs. 4.04 crs in Q3 FY26 and Rs. 2.44 crs in the corresponding previous year quarter.
Commenting on the Results, Mr. K.K.Sardana, Managing Director said, The Q4 was a relatively healthy quarter for the Company, supported by steady demand conditions, broadly stable finished goods pricing and some easing in key raw material costs. Raw material prices witnessed a marginal decline during the quarter, providing support to the overall operating environment, while realizations remained largely stable, reflecting balanced market conditions.
Demand trends were encouraging, with no significant adverse impact from the broader macroeconomic environment on business performance. While certain cost elements, particularly packing materials and petroleum-linked inputs, remained firm, the Company was able to manage these pressures through operational discipline and improved business traction.
Overall, Q4 was a satisfactory quarter, with highest ever quarterly revenue of Rs. 401.94 crores with EBITDA of Rs 31.67 crores. Performance was supported by disciplined execution and better cost management, reflecting the resilience of the business model.
Looking ahead, we remain cautiously optimistic. With demand trends holding steady, raw material costs showing signs of stabilization, and continued focus on efficiencies, we believe the Company is reasonably well positioned to sustain its momentum in the coming quarters.