Rama Phosphates Q4 FY26 Results Presentation Released; FY26 Revenue ₹893 Crore
Rama Phosphates reported its highest-ever revenue from operations of ₹893 crore for FY26. The Fertilizer division grew 15% to ₹642 crore, while the Chemical division's revenue doubled to ₹203 crore. The company is expanding its Udaipur unit and aims for a ₹2000+ crore turnover, focusing on chemicals and fertilizers.
The announcement includes full-year financial results, highlighting record revenue, segment-specific growth details, expansion plans, and strategic initiatives, all of which are material information for investors.
The company reported its highest ever revenue and second highest PBT, with significant growth in key divisions like Fertilizers and Chemicals. Expansion plans and strategic tie-ups further support a positive outlook.
Rama Phosphates Limited has released its investor presentation detailing the financial performance for the Quarter and Financial Year Ended March 31, 2026. The company reported its highest ever revenue from operations for FY26, reaching ₹893.04 crore (₹89,304 lakh), marking a significant increase. The presentation also highlighted the second-highest Profit Before Tax (PBT) in the company's history.
Key segment performances for FY26 include: * Fertilizer Division: Revenue grew by 15% to ₹642.03 crore (₹64,203 lakh), remaining the largest contributor to overall revenue. * Chemical Division: Revenue doubled to ₹203.00 crore (₹20,300 lakh), driven by higher realisations and market buoyancy. * Soya Segment: Despite a revenue decline to ₹48.02 crore (₹4,802 lakh), the segment achieved a strong operational turnaround with PBDIT swinging to a profit of ₹2.60 crore (₹260 lakh) from a loss.
Significant operational highlights and achievements during the year include the extension of the Nimbahera manufacturing unit lease for five years, the commissioning of a Complex Fertilizer “Urea SSP” Plant at Indore, and securing a supply tie-up with Hindustan Urvarak & Rasayan Limited (HURL) for 1 lakh MT.
The company is undertaking expansion at its Udaipur Unit, increasing SSP plant capacity by 50,000 MTPA to 3,00,000 MTPA, and setting up new Greenfield plants for Granulation, PDM, and PROM with an aggregate capacity of 49,000 MTPA. The company also noted significant volatility in sulphur and US dollar prices.
The Dhule project, involving a CAPEX of ₹44.75 crore, has experienced delays due to redesigning for advanced technology, capacity increases, introduction of new plants, unfavorable weather, war-related market disturbances, labour shortages during elections, and unexpected site conditions. Trial production of the SSP plant at Dhule is now expected to commence by Q2 FY27.
The company's vision includes becoming a ₹2000+ crore turnover company with a focus on Chemicals & Fertilizers, strategic entry into Complex P&K, NPK, and DAP fertilizers, and becoming a key leader in SSP fertilizer nationwide. They aim to expand the fertilizer product portfolio, explore more industrial chemicals, and achieve profitable growth through capacity expansion and new geographies, while focusing on R&D, automation, and green manufacturing practices.
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