Dalmia Bharat reported its best-ever EBITDA of ₹383 crore (up 28% YoY) and PAT of ₹1,157 crore (up 65% YoY) for FY26, driven by cost leadership and premiumization.
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Risks
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Cost inflation from West Asia conflict
Pet coke prices have soared to ~$60/ton, packing costs are rising due to PP granules, and fuel/logistics costs are increasing. Management expects ₹125-150 per ton cost impact in Q1FY27.
high · management_commentary
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Incentive collection delays
Incentives outstanding increased to ₹839 crore due to delayed state government payouts during elections; collections were only ₹14 crore in Q4.
medium · data_observation
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Volume growth slowdown from breakdowns
Q4 volume growth was impacted by an unexpected breakdown in East India, losing ~1.5 lakh tons of clinker and 300,000 tons of cement.
medium · management_commentary
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SFIO/MCA investigation rumors
Analyst raised question about SFIO reopening a mutual fund case; management declined to comment, stating no communication received at company level.