Navin Fluorine International announced fresh investments totaling 3.12 billion rupees to enhance capacity at its Dahej plant, including debottlenecking and additional HFC production. The company posted a consolidated net profit of 1.48 billion rupees on revenue of 7.58 billion rupees for Q2 FY26 and declared an interim dividend of 6.50 rupees per share.
Navin Fluorine International Ltd, a leading Indian fluorochemicals manufacturer, reported steady earnings for the September 2025 quarter alongside major capital expenditure plans aimed at boosting its production scale and efficiency.
The board approved 750 million rupees for debottlenecking its Dahej facility to increase throughput and improve operational efficiency. Additionally, it sanctioned 2.37 billion rupees to expand hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) capacity to meet growing domestic and global demand.
For the quarter, the company posted consolidated revenue from operations of 7.58 billion rupees and a total profit of 1.48 billion rupees, reflecting stable margins amid evolving market demand. The board also declared an interim dividend of 6.50 rupees per share, underlining shareholder reward consistency.
Key Highlights:
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Q2 FY26 consolidated revenue: 7.58 billion rupees
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Total profit: 1.48 billion rupees
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Capex of 750 million rupees for Dahej debottlenecking
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2.37 billion rupees approved for new HFC capacity
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Interim dividend declared: 6.50 rupees per share
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Strategic expansion aimed at strengthening specialty chemicals portfolio
Sources: Company financial release, NSE filing, BSE announcement, Reuters