Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers and Chemicals Limited
Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers & Chemicals Limited (GNFC), is a joint sector enterprise promoted by the Gujarat State Investments Limited (GSIL), a Government of Gujarat undertaking, and the Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals Ltd.(GSFC). The company was set up in Bharuch in 1976 while its manufacturing and marketing operations were started in 1982. The company operates businesses mainly in the Industrial…
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GNFC's Q1 FY27 results show revenue slightly up QoQ to ₹2,339 Cr, but profit (PBT) dipped to ₹416 Cr. This was mainly due to higher input and fixed costs, plus lower sales volumes. Year-on-year comparisons aren't straightforward due to a plant shutdown in Q1 FY26. The Fertilizer segment saw increased...
GNFC wrapped up Q4 FY26 with strong performance, seeing revenue rise to 2,333 Cr (up from 2,055 Cr YoY) and PAT soaring to 392 Cr (up from 210 Cr). This growth was fueled by better sales realizations and lower input costs, especially within its Chemicals segment. For the full year,...
GNFC's Q3 FY26 revenue rose 1.8% YoY to ₹2,093 Cr, mainly boosted by higher chemical volumes. However, profit after tax (PAT) saw a 5.1% YoY dip to ₹150 Cr, primarily due to lower other income and realizations, though partly offset by reduced input costs. The Chemicals segment was a strong...
GNFC delivered strong Q2 FY25-26 results. Operating revenue rose slightly year-on-year to ₹1,968 Cr, while net profit significantly jumped to ₹177 Cr from ₹102 Cr, primarily due to better sales volumes and reduced input costs. The company's strategy involves leveraging government policy, with revised Rabi season subsidies for Ammonium Nitro...
1. Financial Highlights: GNFC reported operating revenue of ₹7,892 Cr in FY24-25, largely steady from ₹7,930 Cr the prior year. EBITDA rose to ₹615 Cr (8% margin) from ₹503 Cr (6%), supported by improved volumes, realizations, and lower feed/fuel costs despite some plant shutdowns. PBT increased 21% to ₹790 Cr,...