PI Industries Limited (PIIND) — Financial Results(3 announcements)

PI Industries reported FY26 revenue of **₹67,137 crores**, down **16% YoY**, with net profit at **₹13,208 crores**, a **20% decline** from FY25. EBITDA stood at **₹17,053 crores**, down **22% YoY**, while gross margin improved to **58%**. Operating cash flow reached **₹4,740 crores**, and cash reserves totaled **₹35,094 crores**. Capex increased to **₹11,508 crores** from ₹9,280 crores, reflecting strategic investments. The company maintains a strong balance sheet with a debt-equity ratio of **0.02** and surplus cash of **₹34,265 crores** after debt.

PI Industries reported a 69.9% YoY revenue jump to ₹75,613 million for FY2026, driven by strong agrochemical and pharma segments, with net profit rising to ₹8,697 million. The company recommended a total dividend of ₹15 per share, including a final ₹10, while disclosing a ₹1,100 million impairment provision for PIHSL and ₹206 million liability for New Labour Code compliance. Auditor K.G. Goyal & Co. re-appointed for FY2026-27, and management changes included Rajnish Sarna's transition to Non-Executive Non-Independent Director and Arvind Singhal's retirement without reappointment.

PI Industries reported audited standalone financial results for the quarter and year ended March 31, 2026, with revenue of **₹75,613 crores** and profit after tax of **₹3,005 crores**. The company recommended a final dividend of **₹10 per share** (1000% on Re. 1 face value), taking total annual dividend to **₹15 per share** including interim. Total assets stood at **₹134,437 crores** and total liabilities at **₹22,132 crores** as of March 31, 2026. The auditor confirmed no material uncertainties, no fraud, and no auditor resignations. Key audit matters included impairment assessments of subsidiary investments and compliance with Ind AS 36. The audit firm retained its unmodified opinion, and internal controls were deemed effective. No loans or borrowings existed, and all regulatory compliances, including IEPF and statutory dues, were met.