During the quarter under review, the total revenue from the operation is Rs. 3,597.95 crore. It was Rs 3,385.61 crore in the corresponding period in the last financial year.
GCPL said in its earnings statement that “Q4 has increased by 7 percent in terms of integrated organic sales in the last volume growth in fiscal year 2025.”
The total cost in the quarter is Rs. 3,000.84 crore.
GCPL Managing Director and CEO Takhar Sitapati said: “Despite the pending market conditions, the Q4FY 2025 has gradually improved the performance in Q4FY2025. Our integrated organic volume for Q4FY 25 has increased by 4 percent in India’s business and Indonesia.”
Revenue from India Market, where it works with brands like Good Knight, Sinthall and Hit, was Rs 2,184.92 crore.
On a single business, which includes mainly domestic business, GCPL’s “volume increased by 4 percent, sales increased by 8 percent annually,” she said.
According to Sitapati, “Demand status in India has been continuously affected by headwinds in urban consumption. Our EBITDA margin is negatively affecting our EBITDA margins by more than 50 percent of palm oil prices.”
However, the volume in the strong double digit in the GCPL’s domestic pesticides, excited by the good season, increased the volume.
He said that volume growth on non-suppers’ portfolio was a high single issue in which soap volume growth was affected by volume-price rebalance.
Indonesia’s second largest market for GCPL is 1.2 per cent to Rs 504.29 crore in the March quarter.
According to the GCPL, the volume under Indonesia has increased by 5 percent, however, in terms of sales, 1 percent and continuous currency conditions in the year-rate-year increased by 1 percent.
GCPL’s revenue from Africa (including the strength of nature) has increased by 16.27 per cent to Rs 690.34 crore in the March quarter.
“In Africa, the USA and the Middle East organic sales increased continuous currency terms and 23 percent in terms of INR,” he says.
However, GCPL’s revenue from other markets was 257.23 crore below 11.3 percent in Q4/FY 25.
“Latin America and other sales have steadily increased by 2 percent in terms of continuous currency, but in terms of year-by-year INR, the decrease of 11 percent.”
In the financial year ended March 31, 2025, GCPL’s net profit was Rs. 1,852.30 crore. The total unified income from the operation is Rs. 14,364.29 crore, which increased 1.9 percent.
FY25 “Consolidated Organic Volume has increased by 4 percent, INR words affected by sales depreciation increased by 4 percent, continuous currency growth is PER percent annually.”
Meanwhile, in a separate filing, the GCPL said that at a meeting held on Tuesday, its board announced an interim dividend of 500 percent, which cost Rs. 5/-.
Shares of GCPL settled on BSE on Tuesday at Rs 1,250.90, below 0.9 percent of the previous nearby.
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