Hexagon Nutrition Q1FY27 Profit Soars 25% on Strong Revenue Growth
Infographic: Hexagon Nutrition Q1FY27 Net Profit Jumps 25% Amid Revenue Surge
Key Highlights
Hexagon Nutrition’s Q1FY27 net profit surged 25% to ₹80.73 million, fueled by a remarkable 43% increase in revenue from operations, reaching ₹1,043.06 million.
Hexagon Nutrition Limited reported a significant financial uplift in the first quarter of fiscal year 2027, with consolidated net profit climbing 25% year-on-year to ₹80.73 million.
This robust performance was underpinned by a 43% expansion in revenue from operations, reaching ₹1,043.06 million for the quarter.
Q1FY27 Financial Performance
- : ₹80.73 million (up 25% )
- from Operations: ₹1,043.06 million (up 43%)
- : ₹1,063.84 million (from ₹742.37 million in Q1FY26)
- : ₹117 million (up 17% from ₹100 million in Q1FY26)
- EBITDA Margin: Contracted to 11.24% (from 13.83% in Q1FY26)
The EBITDA margin contraction, falling from 13.83% to 11.24%, suggests potential pressures from input costs or shifts in the company’s product mix during the period.
While the cost of materials consumed increased, Hexagon Nutrition benefited from a favorable change in inventories, contributing positively to its financial results.
revenue growth stood at 60%, reaching ₹1,014.02 million, outpacing the consolidated growth and indicating moderating factors from inter-segment eliminations or subsidiary performance.
Additionally, other income declined quarter-on-quarter, emphasizing that the primary driver for profit growth stemmed from core operational efficiencies.
Corporate & Operational Updates
- Final Dividend: A dividend of ₹0.30 per equity share for FY26 was recommended by the Board, pending shareholder approval.
- Leadership Appointment: Mr. Raghunath Sawant has been appointed as an Additional Executive Director.
- Facility Restructuring: Phased decommissioning and operational restructuring commenced at the Premix manufacturing facility in Nashik, Maharashtra.
Auditors S K Patodia & Associates LLP raised concerns about material uncertainties regarding two foreign subsidiaries located in South Africa and Uzbekistan.
These subsidiaries are currently in a net liability position due to accumulated losses, though the holding company has committed unconditional financial support to ensure their going concern status.