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Vinyl Chemicals (I) Ltd

| Audited Financial Results for Q4 and Year Ended March 31, 2026

Report Source

⬤24th Apr 26

Summary : Vinyl Chemicals reported decreased profit and EPS for FY26 despite revenue growth, while maintaining dividend.

Quarterly Report Analysis & Insights

Financial Disclosures

  1. Total expenses for FY26: 64,145 lakhs.
  2. Purchase of traded goods for FY26: 58,940 lakhs.
  3. Employee benefits expense for FY26: 651 lakhs.
  4. Foreign exchange difference expense for FY26: 1,007 lakhs.
  5. Total income for FY26: 66,363 lakhs.
  6. Revenue from operations for FY26: 65,244 lakhs.
  7. Other income for FY26: 1,119 lakhs.
  8. Cash flow from operating activities (before extraordinary items) FY26: (1,608) lakhs.
  9. Cash flow from investing activities FY26: 2,124 lakhs.
  10. Cash flow from financing activities FY26: (1,284) lakhs.
  11. Net decrease in cash and cash equivalents FY26: (768) lakhs.
  12. Total Assets as of 31.03.2026: 23,333 lakhs.
  13. Total Equity as of 31.03.2026: 13,025 lakhs.
  14. Inventories as of 31.03.2026: 3,256 lakhs.
  15. Trade receivables as of 31.03.2026: 12,341 lakhs.
  16. Standalone financial results.

Corporate Overview

  1. Primary reportable segment is Trading in Chemicals.
  2. Formal and factual, announcing financial results and dividend recommendation.
  3. Trading in Chemicals

Risk Factors

  1. Profit for the period decreased significantly.
  2. Earnings per share declined year-on-year.
  3. Negative cash flow from operations.
  4. Regulatory changes from new labor codes.

Key Drivers

  1. Board recommended Rs. 7 dividend.
  2. Revenue from operations showed growth.
  3. Auditors issued unmodified opinion.
  4. Company assesses new labor codes.

Auditor’s Report

  1. Unmodified opinion on annual financial results.
  2. Results give a true and fair view.

Board Commentary

  1. Board recommended dividend of Rs. 7 per equity share for FY 2025-26.
  2. Assessed financial impact of new Labour Codes (gratuity, long-term compensated absences).