Madras Fertilizers Ltd. reported a standalone net profit of ₹129.5 million for the September 2025 quarter, backed by operational revenue of ₹5.10 billion. The company’s performance reflects stable demand for urea and complex fertilizers, supported by government subsidy flows and efficient plant utilization.
Madras Fertilizers Ltd., a public sector fertilizer manufacturer, announced its Q2 FY26 standalone financial results, posting a net profit of ₹129.5 million and revenue from operations of ₹5.10 billion. The company’s performance was driven by steady sales volumes, improved production efficiency, and timely subsidy disbursements under the government’s nutrient-based scheme.
The results underscore Madras Fertilizers’ operational stability amid fluctuating raw material costs and seasonal demand cycles.
Key Highlights From The Earnings Report:
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Revenue from operations stood at ₹5.10 billion, supported by consistent demand for urea and NPK fertilizers
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Net profit reached ₹129.5 million, reflecting improved cost management and subsidy inflows
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The company maintained high plant utilization rates across its ammonia and urea units
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Government support through fertilizer subsidies remained a key contributor to cash flow stability
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Management reaffirmed its focus on energy efficiency and capacity optimization
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Seasonal demand from southern states contributed to volume growth during the kharif harvest period
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The company continues to explore technology upgrades and partnerships to enhance product quality and distribution reach
Madras Fertilizers’ Q2 results highlight its resilience in India’s regulated agrochemical sector and its role in supporting food security through reliable fertilizer supply.
Sources: Reuters, BSE Corporate Filings, Economic Times Markets