GMM Pfaudler Limited reports Q4 FY26 results

 Mumbai, May 22 : GMM Pfaudler Limited, global leader in corrosion-resistant technologies, systems, and services, announces its fourth quarter and annual  results for the period ended March 31, 2025. Includes Exceptional items – Labour Code provision & Waghäusel severance.

Key Highlights

Consolidated:

·Revenue up 10% YTD and Q4FY26 up 17% YoY.

·EBITDA up 11% YTD and Q4FY26 down 10% YoY.

·PAT up 5% YTD and Q4FY26 up 155% YoY

·Order Intake up 20% YTD and for Q4FY26 up 32% YoY.

·Backlog up 34% YTD.

India:

·Revenue ₹ 1,034 Crores up 12% YTD and Q4FY26 ₹ 289 Crores up 15% YoY.

·EBITDA ₹ 135 Crores up 22% YTD and Q4FY26 ₹26 Crores down 24% YoY.

·Order Intake ₹ 967 Crores remains flat YTD and YoY.

·PAT ₹ 59 Crores up 40% YTD and Q4FY26 ₹16 Crores up 8% YoY.

Other Business Highlights:

·Mr. Gregory Gelhaus appointed as Group Chief Executive Officer.

·Mr. Ankit Nayyar appointed as Deputy Chief Financial Officer.

·The Board recommended a final dividend of ₹1 per equity share, subject to requisite approvals. Total dividend for FY26 (including interim dividend) would be ₹2 per equity share.

Management Comment

Commenting on the Company’s Q4 & FY26 results, Mr. Tarak Patel, Managing Director, said,

“The company delivered steady performance this year, achieving 10% revenue growth and 11% EBITDA growth despite a challenging global environment marked by geopolitical uncertainty, macroeconomic headwinds, and subdued demand in our international business, particularly in European. India continues to stand out, with 12% revenue growth, 22% EBITDA growth, and a 40% increase in profit after tax. In Europe, we have implemented decisive cost measures, including the closure of our UK facility and right-sizing operations in Germany, France, and Switzerland. We also commenced operations in our new Poland manufacturing facility, which will serve as a low-cost production hub for the region and enhance our long-term competitiveness. In Q4, strong operational execution was offset by margin pressure resulting from geopolitical tensions in West Asia and broader macroeconomic uncertainty”

He further added, “Order intake during the year improved by 20%, driven by non-traditional markets such as Defence, Oil & Gas and Nuclear, which further reinforces our diversification strategy.  Opening backlog stands at ₹ 2,194 crores a 34% increase over previous year giving us strong revenue visibility for the coming year. However, global economic conditions and geopolitical risks continue to create a challenging environment.

As part of our ongoing global transformation, we have appointed Mr. Gregory Gelhaus as Group CEO and Mr. Ankit Nayyar as Deputy CFO. These appointments will accelerate the execution of our strategic vision and will be instrumental in shaping the organization’s next phase of growth”.