Refex Industries Q4 FY26 PAT doubles to Rs 94 crore

What Refex Industries disclosed to exchanges

Refex Industries Ltd (BSE: 532884) made a set of disclosures to BSE under Regulation 30 of SEBI (LODR) relating to its audited financial results for the fourth quarter and the financial year ended March 31, 2026. The filings included an investor presentation and a media release on the audited results. A revised version of the media release was also filed later the same day.

The exchange postings show the original media release timestamped at 26 May, 2026 (03:27 pm) and the revised media release timestamped at 26 May, 2026 (06:59 pm), both sourced from BSE. The company also uploaded an investor presentation on the audited financial results for the same period.

Key profit numbers highlighted in public reporting

A headline carried in the provided text, attributed to Business Line, stated that Refex Industries’ Q4 profit after tax (PAT) doubled to Rs 94 crore. The same reference also stated that for FY26, PAT stood at Rs 204 crore. The exchange item list in the material indicates these figures were associated with the revised media release on audited financial results.

Beyond these PAT figures, the provided text does not include further audited line items such as revenue, EBITDA, margins, segment performance, cash flows, or debt metrics. The filings referenced are investor presentation and media releases, but the underlying PDFs are not included in the prompt content.

Board meeting and audited results: the stated agenda

Refex Industries also informed BSE that a meeting of the Board of Directors was scheduled on 26/05/2026. As per the text provided, the agenda included considering and approving the audited financial results for the quarter and year ended March 31, 2026. The board was also to consider and recommend the final dividend for FY 2025-26, if any.

This is consistent with the sequence of exchange updates shown in the prompt: an initial media release on audited results, followed by a revised media release, alongside an investor presentation.

Final dividend recommendation mentioned in the release

The media release listing in the text also referenced a dividend recommendation. It stated a “recommendation of final dividend @ 50%, i.e., Rs 1/- per equity share of face value of Rs 2/- each.” The prompt repeats this dividend line more than once in the exchange listing extracts.

The provided material does not state the record date, dividend payment date, or shareholder approval requirements for the final dividend. It also does not specify whether any interim dividend was paid in the same year within the audited FY26 results context, although a separate earlier disclosure in the prompt mentions an interim dividend for FY 25-26.

Why there was a revised media release

The exchange feed in the prompt explicitly labels a “Press Release / Media Release (Revised)” for the audited Q4 and FY results. However, the text does not state what was changed between the original and revised versions. Since the PDFs are not provided, there is no basis in the prompt to identify the edits.

Still, the existence of both versions on the same date is relevant for investors tracking official communication, because market participants often rely on the latest revised disclosure when there are differences in wording or figures.

Other company updates referenced in the disclosure trail

Alongside the results-related filings, the prompt includes several other Regulation 30 headings in Refex Industries’ disclosure history. These include awards and receipt of orders for activities such as excavation, loading and transportation of pond ash or bottom ash, and an order for supply of a wind turbine generator by Venwind Refex Power Limited, described as a subsidiary.

The prompt also references an “Intimation under Regulation 30” on a composite scheme of arrangement aimed at unlocking “green mobility potential,” as well as a separate item titled “Composite Scheme of Amalgamation and Arrangements including Merger/Demerger.” No further transaction details, ratios, timelines, or approvals are provided in the text.

Prior regulatory and clarification-related items in the timeline

The disclosure trail in the prompt includes an exchange query related to movement in volume. It states that the exchange sought clarification from Refex Industries on December 15, 2025, and that the reply was awaited.

The prompt also includes an income-tax related update. It states that search operations initiated by the Income-Tax Department were concluded on December 13, 2025, and that no adverse remarks were issued by the IT Department. The text also says that media posts were speculative and rumors, and references a clarification to a reported event circulated in electronic or social media.

Separately, the prompt mentions an order from the Assistant Commissioner, CGST & Central Excise, Raipur for FY 2021-22 for tax and penalty. The provided content does not include the amount involved or the next steps.

Snapshot table: what is explicitly stated

Market context and what investors typically track from such filings

Audited results announcements typically become a key reference point for investors because they confirm annual performance and are accompanied by board recommendations such as dividends. In this case, the prompt provides PAT numbers for the quarter and full year and the proposed final dividend per share, which are often used as quick indicators of profitability and shareholder payout intent.

At the same time, investors usually look for supporting audited metrics such as revenue, operating profit, segment performance, working capital movement, and cash flow generation. Those are not present in the prompt text, and would normally be expected in the audited results PDF and the investor presentation.

Conclusion

Refex Industries’ 26 May, 2026 exchange disclosures centered on its audited Q4 and FY ended March 31, 2026 results, an investor presentation, and a revised media release. The figures cited in the prompt point to Q4 PAT of Rs 94 crore and FY26 PAT of Rs 204 crore, along with a final dividend recommendation of Rs 1 per share. The next investor step, based on the text provided, is to rely on the latest revised exchange filing and the detailed audited documents for a full financial picture.