SRF Ltd. has wrapped up FY25 on a high note. The SRF Q4 results 2025 show a strong 25% rise in consolidated net profit, outpacing market expectations. The company reported a net profit of ₹526 crore in the March quarter, beating Bloomberg’s analyst estimate of ₹467.7 crore.
Backed by robust growth in its chemicals and packaging films divisions, SRF’s performance was buoyed by rising domestic demand and better cost efficiencies, even amid a volatile global backdrop.
Chemicals Division Drives Momentum with 30% Revenue Surge
The chemicals business remained the star performer in Q4FY25. It reported a 30% YoY revenue growth, rising from ₹1,816 crore to ₹2,355 crore. Operating profit in this segment also soared by 50%, clocking ₹748 crore.
The specialty chemicals vertical saw robust demand, especially in agrochemical intermediates and newly launched products. Exports also fared well, thanks to competitive pricing strategies. The fluorochemicals segment, too, delivered record-high sales of refrigerants, fueled by strong demand from the room air conditioner market.
Performance Films & Packaging: Margins Shine, Profits Skyrocket
SRF’s packaging films and foil business posted a 19% increase in revenue, reaching ₹1,412 crore. Notably, the segment’s operating profit skyrocketed by 216%, hitting ₹105 crore. Higher capacity utilization and demand for BOPET and BOPP films played a key role.
Additionally, the company focused on high-margin value-added products, leading to its best-ever packed production. This strategic shift toward profitability over volume clearly paid off.
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Mixed Bag in Technical Textiles and Other Segments
The technical textiles business faced pressure, with a slight 2% drop in revenue to ₹458 crore. Operating profit plunged 43% to ₹40 crore. While demand for polyester-based products held strong, nylon tyre cord volumes stayed flat. Low-cost imports from China affected belting fabric sales. Other businesses also saw an 18% revenue dip, reflecting weak demand for food-grade liners. However, SRF managed to retain its market lead in coated fabrics by pushing more value-added products.
SRF Share Performance:
SRF shares closed 0.41% higher at ₹3,013.25 on the BSE, 0.19% higher than previous close. Still, investors may find confidence in the company’s diversified growth engines and operational discipline.
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