Patanjali Meals Q1 Outcomes: Gross revenue rises 35% YoY to Rs 1,521 crore
The FMCG firm’s income from operations stood at Rs 11,337.45 crore, in contrast with Rs 8,766.03 crore in Q1FY26 and Rs 11,155.60 crore in Q4FY26. This represents a 29.33% YoY progress and a 1.63% quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) enhance.
Working EBITDA, excluding distinctive gadgets, stood at Rs 543.40 crore through the quarter, registering a 69.2% YoY enhance. The working EBITDA margin was 4.80%.
The corporate reported gross revenue, working EBITDA and revenue earlier than tax (PBT) margins of 13.42%, 4.80% and 4.00%, respectively, through the quarter.
The FMCG phase contributed 25.65% to consolidated income, excluding inter-segment income, and 29.56% to consolidated EBITDA, excluding unallocable earnings.
As of June 2026, the corporate’s oil palm plantation space beneath cultivation stood at 1,15,861 hectares.
Patanjali Meals declares interim dividendPatanjali Meals stated its board authorized the declaration of the third interim dividend for FY2025-26.
Pursuant to Regulation 43 of the Itemizing Rules, the board declared a 3rd interim dividend of Rs 1.50, or 75%, per fairness share of face worth Rs 2 every for FY2025-26. The fee might be made on or earlier than September 12, 2026.
The board additionally declared a primary interim dividend of Rs 0.80, or 40%, per fairness share of face worth Rs 2 every for FY2026-27. The fee might be made on or earlier than September 12, 2026.
At its assembly held on August 14, 2026, the board mounted August 21, 2026, because the report date to find out the eligibility of shareholders entitled to obtain the third interim dividend for FY2025-26 and the primary interim dividend for FY2026-27.
Administration commentary
“We continued to set new income milestones, delivering our fourth consecutive highest-ever quarterly income regardless of a dynamic working setting. Q1FY27 marked the highest-ever income within the Edible Oils and Biscuits enterprise, supported by sustained brand-building efforts and centered distribution enlargement initiatives.
“Built-in sourcing, operational efficiencies, disciplined value administration, and continued investments in strengthening our manufacturing and provide chain capabilities, together with improved execution throughout our companies, enabled us to navigate the evolving macroeconomic setting whereas delivering constant efficiency,” stated Sanjeev Asthana, Chief Govt Officer, Patanjali Meals.
