Balmer Lawrie Q4 FY26: Profit ₹905 Crore, Revenue ₹7,913 Crore
Balmer Lawrie reported Q4 FY26 profit of ₹905 crore on revenue of ₹7,913 crore. Full-year FY26 profit reached ₹2,457 crore on revenue of ₹2,785 crore. The company made an additional impairment provision of ₹1,015.25 Lakhs for its subsidiary VPLPL.
The financial results show growth, but the impairment provision for the subsidiary indicates some underlying concerns that could impact future performance.
The company has reported an increase in profit and revenue for both the fourth quarter and the full financial year compared to the previous year.
Balmer Lawrie & Co. Ltd. announced its audited financial results for the fourth quarter and financial year ended March 31, 2026. The company reported a profit of ₹9,052.68 Lakhs (₹90.53 crore) for the quarter, an increase from ₹8,152.94 Lakhs (₹81.53 crore) in the corresponding prior period. Total income for the quarter stood at ₹79,128.41 Lakhs (₹791.28 crore), up from ₹65,091.61 Lakhs (₹650.92 crore) in the previous year.
For the full financial year ended March 31, 2026, the company posted a profit of ₹24,567.69 Lakhs (₹245.68 crore), compared to ₹23,279.91 Lakhs (₹232.80 crore) in the previous fiscal year. Total income for the year was ₹2,78,459.58 Lakhs (₹2,784.60 crore), an increase from ₹2,57,762.84 Lakhs (₹2,577.63 crore) in FY2025.
The Board of Directors approved these results, which were recommended by the Audit Committee. The financial results were reviewed and approved at adjourned meetings held on May 17, 2026. A significant note highlighted an additional impairment provision of ₹1,015.25 Lakhs against the investment in its subsidiary, Visakhapatnam Port Logistics Park Limited (VPLPL), due to ongoing challenges and erosion of net worth in the subsidiary.
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