GNFC's 49th AGM: ₹585 Cr PAT, ₹18/Share Dividend, Expansion Plans Unveiled
The announcement includes significant financial figures and details of capacity expansion projects, suggesting a moderate impact on the company's future performance.
The company reported positive financial results, recommended a dividend, and has expansion plans.
* GNFC held its 49th Annual General Meeting (AGM) on September 9, 2025, via video conferencing. * In FY 2024-25, GNFC achieved a revenue of ₹7,892 crore, a Profit Before Tax (PBT) of ₹790 crore, and a Profit After Tax (PAT) of ₹585 crore, with an Earnings Per Share of ₹39.85. * The Board recommended a dividend of ₹18 per share (@180%), amounting to a payout of ₹264.49 crore (about 45% of net profit). * (n) Code Solutions, the IT division, recorded an income of ₹80 crore and Profit Before Tax of ₹17 crore. * Key expansion initiatives include: * Completion of a 4 MW solar power plant at Charanka in June 2024. * Ammonia Plant Revamp: Expansion to 2,100 MTPD capacity, delivering annual savings of approximately ₹51 crore. * Coal-based Captive Co-Generation Power Plant at Dahej: A ₹613 crore project, expected to generate approximately ₹100 crore in annual savings. * Weak Nitric Acid-III Plant: A ₹1,420 crore project to expand capacity by 48%, targeted for completion by June 2027. * Ammonium Nitrate-II Expansion: Planned 94% capacity increase, expected to add approximately ₹1,000 crore revenue post-commissioning of WNA-III & AN-II. * The company has engaged a Strategic Management Consultant to develop a long-term transformation plan focusing on digitalization, structural redesign, and margin improvement. * GNFC expects favorable prospects in fertilizers with an above-normal monsoon forecast. It is also expanding its trading of agri-inputs.
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