Dalmia Bharat Sugar Reports FY26 Income of Rs 3,712 Crore
Dalmia Bharat Sugar and Industries Limited reported consolidated total income of Rs 3,712 crore for FY26, compared with standalone total income of Rs 3,786 crore in FY25. Separately reported FY26 revenue was Rs 3,618.08 crore, while fourth-quarter total income rose 41.1% sequentially to Rs 1,025.06 crore.
What did DBSIL report for FY26?
DBSIL reported consolidated total income of Rs 3,712 crore and EBITDA of Rs 519 crore for the financial year ended March 2026. The figures were presented in the company’s directors’ report for FY26, which also showed profit before tax of Rs 320 crore, depreciation of Rs 136 crore and interest and financial charges of Rs 63 crore.
The company operates in sugar manufacturing, power generation, industrial alcohol and refractory products. Its reported FY26 revenue was Rs 3,618.08 crore, according to the financial data provided. Gross profit was Rs 896.69 crore and net income was Rs 236.71 crore for the year.
The company also reported segment revenue of about Rs 2,950 crore from sugar and about Rs 1,214 crore from distillery operations before inter-segment adjustments. These segment amounts should not be added directly to reported revenue because the figures are stated before the elimination of transactions between segments.
How did DBSIL's FY26 numbers compare with FY25?
DBSIL’s FY26 reported revenue of Rs 3,618.08 crore was lower than Rs 3,724.94 crore in FY25, based on the financial data supplied. Gross profit also declined to Rs 896.69 crore from Rs 936 crore, while net income fell to Rs 236.71 crore from Rs 365.50 crore.
The directors’ report presents a separate comparison of FY26 consolidated and standalone total income with FY25 standalone income. On that basis, FY26 total income was Rs 3,712 crore against Rs 3,786 crore in FY25, while EBITDA was Rs 519 crore against Rs 539 crore. Profit before tax was Rs 320 crore, compared with Rs 345 crore.
The figures use different reporting lines and bases, including revenue, total income, consolidated results and standalone results. Investors should therefore compare like-for-like measures rather than treating each number as interchangeable. The source material does not provide a detailed explanation for the year-on-year movement in each financial metric.
What happened in DBSIL's fourth quarter of FY26?
DBSIL reported total income of Rs 1,025.06 crore in Q4 FY26, up 41.1% from Rs 726.49 crore in Q3 FY26. On a year-on-year basis, the company’s consolidated revenue for the March quarter was stated to be lower by 0.7%.
The sequential increase shows that the March quarter contributed a larger share of annual income than the preceding quarter. However, the supplied quarterly summary does not include EBITDA, net profit, margin or volume figures for Q4 FY26. It also does not identify specific operational factors behind the sequential increase.
For shareholders, the quarter is relevant because it followed a full-year decline in reported revenue and net income. The available information shows higher fourth-quarter income versus Q3, but it does not establish whether the movement resulted from sugar sales, distillery activity, product pricing, seasonal factors or another item.
How is DBSIL's annual report available to shareholders?
DBSIL informed shareholders that its FY26 annual report was available on its website and that the report and Annual General Meeting notice were dispatched electronically on June 16, 2026. The disclosure was made under Regulation 34(1) of the SEBI Listing Regulations.
The company said shareholders without registered email addresses were sent a letter containing the web link and the path to access the annual report. The directors’ report identifies the document as the company’s 74th report and says the standalone and consolidated financial statements, along with other required documents, are available on the company website.
The FY26 annual report follows the FY25 integrated annual report, which used the theme “Digital Transformation: Sweetening the Future.” The FY25 report described the company’s focus on digital capabilities, operating efficiency, sustainability, governance and stakeholder engagement. The FY26 disclosure confirms the continuation of annual-reporting and corporate-governance processes required for a listed company.
Why do DBSIL's FY26 results matter to investors?
DBSIL’s results matter because sugar and distillery operations are the principal revenue contributors cited in the available information. Sugar accounted for about Rs 2,950 crore of FY26 segment revenue before inter-segment adjustments, while distillery revenue was about Rs 1,214 crore on the same basis. The company’s financial performance is therefore closely tied to the operating performance of these businesses.
The reported decline in revenue, gross profit and net income compared with FY25 provides the principal financial context for investors. At the same time, total assets increased to Rs 5,521 crore in FY26 from Rs 4,648.50 crore in FY25, an increase of 18.77% according to the supplied asset data. The source material does not provide a breakup of additions or the funding behind the higher asset base.
The next scheduled result date listed for DBSIL is November 3, 2026. That update will be relevant for assessing the company’s performance after FY26, including whether changes in quarterly income and the scale of sugar and distillery operations are reflected in subsequent reported financial results.
Conclusion
DBSIL closed FY26 with consolidated total income of Rs 3,712 crore, reported revenue of Rs 3,618.08 crore and net income of Rs 236.71 crore. Its Q4 total income of Rs 1,025.06 crore was materially higher than the preceding quarter, while full-year reported revenue and net income were below the FY25 figures provided.
Investors will next watch DBSIL’s scheduled November 3, 2026 result announcement for updated financial and operating disclosures. The available FY26 information does not explain the drivers of the annual changes, making the company’s future quarterly disclosures important for further assessment.
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