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Edible Oils company Patanjali Foods announced Q3FY26 results The revenue from operations saw a sequential growth of 7.23% and a YoY growth of 16.53% backed by festive demand. • The Company reported Gross Profit of Rs 1,421.32 crore, with Gross Profit Margins of 13.56%. In Q3FY26, the Operating EBITDA (excl. exceptional items) stood at Rs 434.65 crore The impact on Operating EBITDA on a QoQ and YoY basis was mainly due to an increase in raw material costs and a change in product mix of FMCG with higher reliance on staples. In Q3FY26, the Company generated export revenues of Rs 64.71 crore on a nine-month basis, the export revenues were Rs 155.74 crore During 9MFY26, the Company exported to total of 36 countries. As a part of brand-building and market visibility initiatives, the advertising and sales promotions formed ~2% of quarterly revenue from operations. During the quarter, the Wind Turbine Power Generation segment generated revenues of Rs 4.27 crore On a YoY basis, the revenue from operations for 9MFY26 grew by 19.66% and was recorded at Rs 29,013.98 crore Palm Oil scenario on pricing and demand front during the December quarter witnessed the following trends: Palm oil prices decreased considerably by 12.63% on a YoY basis. while QoQ also showed a decrease trend in the prices of 3.7%. In December 2025, the palm oil imports dropped by 20%, and soyabean oil imports jumped by 20.23%. There is a temporary blip in the international oil prices due to macro-economic changes which is now easing, and prices are set to firm up. During the December quarter, the moderation in inflation was largely driven by a decline in vegetable and fuel prices, supported by a favorable base effect, amongst other reasons. The Company expects a strong finish to FY26 from a demand standpoint, driven by favorable macro tailwinds: GST 2.0 Reforms: These will eventually boost consumption through price cuts in larger packs and grammage additions in smaller packs. The Edible Oil segment remains unaffected by GST changes. Urban Demand: Anticipated to strengthen in coming quarters, supported by easing inflation and positive impacts from revised direct and indirect taxation measures. Rural Demand: Poised to sustain growth momentum, fueled by positive Kharif output, lower inflation, and welfare schemes enhancing disposable income. Sanjeev Asthana, Chief Executive Officer, Patanjali Foods, said: “Driven by disciplined execution of our business strategies over recent quarters, the Company achieved its strongest financial performance to date across multiple metrics, even amid a dynamic operating environment. Revenues for both the quarter and the nine-month period reached record highs. The December quarter proved to be a milestone for our FMCG segment, and we are committed to enhancing operational efficiency and fostering long-term consumption growth. In the edible oil side, the prices in mark to market dropped which have now in turn stabilized.” Result PDF

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• 3 months 2 weeks ago

Conference Call with Patanjali Foods Management and Analysts on Q3FY26 Performance and Outlook. Listen to the full earnings transcript.

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Edible Oils company Patanjali Foods announced Q2FY26 results The Revenue from Operations stood at Rs 9,798.84 crore in Q2FY26 QoQ growth 11.78% & YoY growth 20.95%. In Q2FY26, the Gross Profit Margin was 15.26%. The Total EBITDA stood at Rs 603.32 crore with its EBITDA from Operations margin at 6.16%; & PBT margin of 5.13%. Sanjeev Asthana, Chief Executive Officer, Patanjali Foods, said: “On the back of sound business strategies implemented in the previous few quarters, the company reported best-ever financial performance on various parameters, despite a dynamic operating environment. The quarterly as well as half-year performance reached an all-time high on the revenue and profitability front. The September quarter has been a milestone quarter for not just the FMCG sector but for the entire nation. GST rate rationalization was introduced during the quarter. We view this as a progressive reform that will drive higher efficiency and stimulate long-term consumption.” Result PDF

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