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KRBL Q3 consolidated profit at Rs 170 crore
Nine months PAT Rs 493 crore on Rs 4,572 crore revenue, Agri segment drives growth.
MUMBAI: KRBL isn’t just cooking rice, it’s serving up a hearty profit platter even as some costs bubble over. The Delhi-based basmati giant reported consolidated profit after tax of Rs 169.97 crore for the quarter ended 31 December 2025, down slightly from Rs 172.11 crore a year earlier, despite a revenue dip.
Revenue from operations stood at Rs 1,476.93 crore (down from Rs 1,681.90 crore), with other income Rs 24.62 crore, pushing total income to Rs 1,501.55 crore. Expenses totalled Rs 1,272.86 crore materials Rs 1,498.36 crore (offset by inventory changes of Rs -461.71 crore), employee costs Rs 59.98 crore, finance Rs 1.45 crore, depreciation Rs 23.27 crore, other expenses Rs 140.06 crore. Profit before tax Rs 228.69 crore, tax Rs 58.72 crore.
The nine-month view looks more appetising, revenue from operations Rs 4,572.36 crore (up from Rs 4,151.56 crore), total income Rs 4,656.40 crore, profit before tax Rs 662.76 crore, PAT Rs 492.66 crore (up from Rs 321.84 crore). Attributable entirely to owners (no non-controlling interest impact). EPS Rs 2.15 basic/diluted for Q3, Rs 21.52 for nine months.
Segment breakdown reveals the real flavour: Agri (basmati and related) delivered Rs 1,492.66 crore Q3 revenue and Rs 222.96 crore segment results before finance/tax. Energy (power generation) added Rs 63.06 crore revenue and Rs 9.70 crore results. Nine months Agri Rs 4,554.53 crore revenue, Rs 618.84 crore results; Energy Rs 180.45 crore revenue, Rs 56.83 crore results. Inter-segment adjustments Rs -162.62 crore.
Geographical split, Agri India Rs 1,135.64 crore Q3, Rest of World Rs 357.02 crore; full nine months India Rs 3,278.70 crore, Rest of World Rs 1,275.83 crore. Energy fully India-based.
Full-year prior (31 March 2025): revenue ops Rs 5,593.81 crore, PAT Rs 476.05 crore, EPS Rs 20.80.
In a market where rice prices can swing like monsoon winds, KRBL keeps the grains steady top-line pressure in Q3 but strong nine-month momentum and Agri muscle proving the brand still packs plenty of punch. Whether you’re tracking stocks or just your next biryani, the numbers show this staple player isn’t short of steam.
