Dalmia Bharat Q1 FY27 Results: Revenue ₹3,890 Cr, PAT ₹192 Cr
Dalmia Bharat reported Q1 FY27 revenue of ₹3,890 crore, up 7% YoY. PAT was ₹192 crore, impacted by acquisition costs. EBITDA stood at ₹805 crore. The company achieved significant progress in expansion, with the Chunar Grinding Unit operational and further capacity additions planned.
The results show growth in key areas like revenue and volume, but the decline in PAT due to acquisition-related costs and lower EBITDA suggests a moderate impact on the company's immediate financial standing. Expansion updates are positive for future growth.
While revenue and volumes showed positive year-on-year growth, the net profit declined due to exceptional items, and EBITDA saw a quarter-on-quarter decrease, indicating a mixed financial performance.
Dalmia Bharat Limited announced its financial results for the first quarter of FY27, reporting a revenue from operations of ₹3,890 crore, a 7% increase year-on-year. The Net Sales Realization (NSR) improved by 6% quarter-on-quarter due to healthy price increases, higher premiumization, and a strengthening brand position.
Despite robust volume growth of 9% YoY, the company's Profit After Tax (PAT) for the quarter stood at ₹192 crore, a decline compared to the previous year, primarily due to one-off exceptional items related to acquisition costs in the central cement assets. EBITDA for the quarter was ₹805 crore, showing an 11% decrease QoQ, as the benefit of improved realizations was offset by lower volumes and higher costs.
The company also provided an update on its expansion plans, successfully dispatching its first cement consignment from the Chunar Grinding Unit in Uttar Pradesh on June 20, 2026, within 22 days of acquisition. Further expansions are underway at Belgaum, Kadapa, and Chennai, with anticipated commissioning dates in Q4 FY27, Q3 FY28, and Q3 FY28, respectively. The company aims to increase its total installed capacity to 66.7 MnTPA by Q3 FY28. Dalmia Bharat continues to focus on sustainability, maintaining a high share of renewable energy and aspiring to be Net Carbon Negative by 2040.
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