Garhwal Post Bureau
Haridwar, 4 Jun: Patanjali Foods Limited has reported its highest ever revenue from operations in both the fourth quarter and during the entire financial year which ended in March 2026, crossing the milestone of Rs 40,000 crores. The company’s standalone revenue from operations in Q4FY26 has risen 17.28 per cent year‑on‑year to Rs 11,155.60 crores, with sequential growth of 6.41 per cent. The edible oil segment was the key driver, recording Rs 8,324.11 crores in revenue, up 23.28 per cent YoY, while the FMCG segment contributed Rs 2,890.46 crores.
For FY26, Patanjali Foods reported revenue from operations of Rs 40,169.58 crore, with EBITDA (excluding exceptional items) of Rs 1,931.52 crores and margins of 4.79 per cent. The FMCG segment accounted for 27.60 per cent of revenue and contributed 61.13 per cent to EBITDA. The company’s biscuit portfolio has also continued its strong momentum, generating Rs 477.89 crores in Q4 and Rs 1,907.81 crores annually, with the ‘Doodh’ biscuit brand crossing Rs 1,300 crores in annual sales. Home and personal care products have also recorded a robust growth, with quarterly revenues of Rs 840.50 crores, a 35.42 per cent increase.
The edible oil business remains the largest contributor to the group’s revenue, with branded oils making up nearly three‑quarters of sales. Palm oil plantations have expanded to 1,10,722 hectares across 12 states, registering 23.65 per cent growth year‑on‑year. Export revenues stood at Rs 32.03 crores in Q4 and Rs 187.77 crores for the year, with shipments to 37 countries.
Profitability has been however impacted by rising input costs, particularly packaging materials, due to crude price volatility and higher freight charges. Nevertheless, quarterly PAT rose 46.16 per cent YoY to Rs 524.02 crores. The board declared a second interim dividend of Rs 1.75 per share, taking the total dividend for FY26 to Rs 3.50 per share.
Chief Executive Officer Sanjeev Asthana said domestic demand remains structurally strong, supported by rural resilience and urban consumption aided by tax benefits and alternative distribution channels. He noted that the edible oil business has been a key contributor to the quarter’s performance, reflecting the company’s strategic execution.
