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Albert David Profit Soars 303% in June 2026 Quarter

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Albert David Reports 303.16% Net Profit Surge in June 2026 Quarter

Infographic: Albert David Reports 303.16% Net Profit Surge in June 2026 Quarter

Key Highlights

Albert David Limited reports a massive 303.16% net profit increase to Rs. 319.99 million in the June 2026 quarter, fueled by strong sales growth.

Albert David Limited announced a significant surge in its financial performance for the June 2026 quarter, with profit after tax climbing to Rs. 319.99 million. This represents a remarkable 303.16% growth compared to the previous year’s corresponding quarter.

Quarterly Performance Overview

The company’s sales demonstrated robust expansion, surging to Rs. 1013.36 million during the June 2026 quarter. This figure marks a substantial 43.60% increase from the Rs. 705.66 million recorded in the same period last year.

  • (PAT): Increased by 303.16% to Rs. 319.99 million from Rs. 79.37 million in June 2025.
  • (PBIDT): Grew to Rs. 385.97 million, a 239.11% rise from Rs. 113.82 million in the prior year.
  • (PBT): Soared by 324.21% to Rs. 357.95 million, up from Rs. 84.38 million.

This strong growth in net profit and sales was mirrored in the company’s operating profit, which saw a significant uplift. The operating profit reached Rs. 385.97 million, a considerable jump from Rs. 113.82 million in the corresponding quarter of the previous year.

Profit Before Tax (PBT) also showed exceptional growth, reaching Rs. 357.95 million for the quarter. This figure stands in stark contrast to the Rs. 84.38 million reported in the June 2025 quarter, highlighting enhanced profitability before tax considerations.

Outlook and Trajectory

Albert David’s impressive June 2026 quarter results signal a strong financial trajectory. The substantial increases across key profitability metrics indicate a positive outlook for the company’s performance in the current fiscal cycle.