Prataap Snacks Limited reported its June quarter (Q1 FY26) with a strong performance with consistency in revenue growth and sustained profitability withstanding cost pressures.
Key Highlights (June Quarter, Q1 FY26)
Revenue from Operations: ₹4.09 billion (₹409 crore), reflecting the company's healthy sales pace in the Indian snacks segment.
Net Profit: ₹6.9 million (₹69 lakh), indicating steady bottom-line amidst inflationary headwinds.
Dividend Announcement: Final dividend of ₹0.50 per equity share. The record date is set for July 31, 2025, rewarding shareholders despite operational headwinds.
Distribution & Channel Initiatives: Prataap Snacks continued focusing on expanding its reach, growing the sales force automation, and diversifying its core product offerings, especially in Namkeen and Pellets segments.
Cost Control: The company is aggressively seeking grammage rationalisation and channel margin realignment to respond to higher input (i.e., potato) cost pressure.
Operational Update: Recently commissioned production lines in Q4 FY25 have stabilized and are contributing to manufacturing and distribution effectiveness.
Leadership Comment: MD Amit Kumat reiterated faith in plans for strategic growth fueled by a bountiful monsoon, rising demand, and ongoing initiatives to diversify markets for exports and innovate.
Quarter at a Glance
Metric
Q1 FY26 (June 2025)
Income from Operations ₹4.09 billion
Net Profit
₹6.9 million
Dividend
₹0.50/share
Major Initiatives
Distribution, cost-control, new products
Latest NEWS Summary "Prataap Snacks Sizzles in Q1 FY26: Growth Intact, New Moves On the Menu"
Prataap Snacks started FY26 with ₹4.09 billion revenue and net profit of ₹6.9 million in the June quarter, maintaining its growth trajectory despite cost headwinds. The board declared a final dividend of ₹0.50 per equity share for committed shareholders, demonstrating sustained optimism in operating fundamentals. The company credited its continued investments in distribution & technology, firm consumer demand for core ranges like Namkeen, and cost-saving initiatives for managing seasonal inflation in key inputs like potatoes.
A number of growth programs—new plant expansions and a major expansion to export markets—are projected to drive performance over the coming quarters. Management is upbeat, citing positive macroeconomic trends and a good monsoon stimulating rural demand. The dividend record date is July 31, 2025, and so this will be an important date for shareholders.
Source: MarketScreener, Moneycontrol, Angel One
