Satia Industries Q3FY26 Revenue ₹3,803 Mn, Net Profit Up 42% YoY
Satia Industries reported Q3FY26 revenue of ₹3,803 Mn (380.3 crore), a 22% sequential increase. Net profit grew 42% YoY to ₹280 Mn (28 crore). EBITDA improved sequentially to ₹385 Mn (38.5 crore). Management cited margin pressures from input costs and imports but anticipates recovery.
The results show a year-on-year profit increase and sequential revenue growth, which is positive. However, the decline in EBITDA and management's comments about margin pressures indicate potential headwinds, making the impact medium.
While the net profit showed a significant year-on-year increase, the EBITDA declined, and management commentary highlighted challenges such as margin pressure due to input costs and imports. The sequential improvements are positive, but the overall picture is mixed.
Satia Industries Limited (SIL) has announced its financial results for the third quarter ended December 31, 2025. The company recorded revenues of ₹3,803 Mn (380.3 crore) in Q3FY26.
The revenue for Q3FY26 saw a 22% sequential growth to ₹3,803 Mn (380.3 crore) from ₹3,111 Mn (311.1 crore) in Q2FY26, attributed to reduced imports and seasonal demand that helped stabilize prices. Year-on-year, revenue grew by 1% to ₹3,758 Mn (375.8 crore) in Q3FY25.
EBITDA for the quarter stood at ₹385 Mn (38.5 crore), a decrease from ₹530 Mn (53 crore) in Q3FY25, but showing a significant sequential improvement from ₹66 Mn (6.6 crore) in Q2FY26. Net profit increased by 42% year-on-year to ₹280 Mn (28 crore) in Q3FY26, compared to ₹198 Mn (19.8 crore) in Q3FY25. The PAT margin improved to 7.4% from 5.3% YoY.
Executive Director Mr. Chirag Satia commented on the results, highlighting the challenging operating landscape for the Indian pulp and paper industry, marked by significant margin pressure due to high domestic input costs and low-priced imports. He noted that despite these pressures, the company's internal operations remain strong with machines running at full capacity. A planned shutdown for PM3 is scheduled for the first quarter of the next financial year to improve efficiencies. The company anticipates a steady recovery in sales realizations and a more favorable cost environment in the coming quarters, supported by investments in low-carbon technologies and product mix optimization.
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