Patanjali Foods Limited
Patanjali Foods Q4 Results: Patanjali Foods Limited has broken all the records of its earnings so far in the fourth quarter of the financial year 2025-26. On the back of strong domestic demand, the company has achieved a record revenue of Rs 40,169.58 crore in the entire financial year, which shows a tremendous growth of 18.99 percent on an annual basis. During this period, the total operating profit of the company (except extraordinary items) was recorded at Rs 1,931.52 crore. In view of this excellent pace of profit, the company has also declared a big dividend of Rs 1.75 per share for its shareholders.
Great performance of FMCG sector
Apart from edible oil, sales of fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) have also maintained their dominance in the market. The company’s total operating revenue in the fourth quarter ended March 31 was Rs 11,155.60 crore, which is 17.28 percent more than the same period last year. Even on quarter-to-quarter basis, revenue has increased by 6.41 percent. In the same quarter, the company has earned a bumper income of Rs 2,890.46 crore from the FMCG segment alone.
Edible oil made the most money
The prices of edible oil in the market have a direct impact on the kitchen of every house. Patanjali’s report shows that customers have purchased edible oil in large quantities. In the fourth quarter, the company has collected revenue of Rs 8,324.11 crore from oil business alone. This is a big jump of about 23.28 percent on an annual basis. The company clearly says that the increase in the sales volume of its products is the main basis of this spectacular growth. During this period, the company’s gross profit margin was 12.47 percent, operating profit margin was 4.48 percent and net profit margin was 2.10 percent.
Huge demand increased from villages to cities
Behind this record breaking performance is the strong demand coming from every part of the country. Due to favorable weather in rural areas, there was a good harvest, and due to the continuous implementation of government welfare schemes, the disposable income of the people increased. Due to this, demand in rural areas remained completely stable. On the other hand, customers in urban areas also spent heavily on premium category products. According to the company’s Chief Executive Officer Sanjeev Asthana, after the implementation of GST, the market situation has become normal and the retail inflation rate is under control. Rapid clearance of goods from distribution channels provided a major support to sales, due to which a tremendous increase in consumption was seen in the month of March.
Double dose of profits for investors
Its investors are directly benefiting from this excellent growth of the company. The Board of Directors of Patanjali Foods took a major decision in its meeting held on 21 April 2026. The company has declared a second interim dividend of Rs 1.75 on each equity share of face value of Rs 2. After this latest announcement, the total dividend received by investors for the financial year 2025-26 has increased to Rs 3.50 per share. Apart from this, the company is rapidly expanding its business keeping in mind the long-term goal of increasing the total area of palm oil plantations to 1,10,722 lakh hectares by March 2026.
