Blue Star FY26 Revenue Up 3.6% to ₹12,402 Cr; Net Profit at ₹527 Cr
Blue Star's FY26 revenue grew 3.6% to ₹12,402 crore, with PBIDTA up 6.2% to ₹930 crore. Net profit for the year was ₹527 crore. Q4FY26 revenue rose 1.3% to ₹4072 crore, and net profit increased 17.1% to ₹227 crore. The company recommended a dividend of ₹8.5 per share.
The results show mixed performance with revenue growth but a decline in net profit. The recommended dividend is also slightly lower than the previous year, which could have a moderate impact on investor sentiment.
While the company reported revenue growth and improved PBIDTA, the net profit declined year-on-year. The outlook is cautiously optimistic with noted challenges.
Blue Star Limited reported a 3.6% revenue growth in FY26, reaching ₹12,402 crores, despite facing challenges such as unseasonal rains impacting the Room AC business and demand fluctuations. The company's PBIDTA, excluding other income, grew by 6.2% to ₹930 crores for the fiscal year. The net profit for FY26 stood at ₹527 crores.
For the fourth quarter of FY26 (ended March 31, 2026), revenue from operations grew by 1.3% to ₹4072.06 crores. Operating profit (PBIDTA excluding other income) for the quarter saw a significant increase of 16.8% to ₹326.25 crores (8.0% of Revenue). Net profit for Q4FY26 was ₹227.18 crores, a 17.1% increase from the previous year.
The Electro-Mechanical Projects and Commercial Air Conditioning Systems segment revenue grew by 12.8% to ₹6762.80 crores in FY26. The Unitary Products revenue declined by 5.1% to ₹5332.36 crores in FY26, primarily due to an early onset of monsoon and a mild summer impacting the Room Air Conditioners business in Q1FY26. The Professional Electronics and Industrial Systems business revenue declined by 12.0% to ₹306.83 crores in FY26.
The company's Board of Directors has recommended a dividend of ₹8.5 per equity share for FY26, compared to ₹9 per equity share in FY25.
Looking ahead, the company is cautiously optimistic about FY27, anticipating sustained growth in its projects and commercial air conditioning segments. However, challenges such as rising input costs, volatile exchange rates, and potential supply chain disruptions due to the Middle East crisis are noted.
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