Sarveshwar Foods Dec 2025 sales rise 16%, profit up

What Sarveshwar Foods reported for the December 2025 quarter

Sarveshwar Foods released consolidated numbers for the quarter ended December 2025, showing year-on-year growth in revenue and profit. Net sales came in at ₹326.78 crore, up 15.82% from ₹282.15 crore in the December 2024 quarter. Quarterly net profit rose to ₹9.22 crore from ₹7.07 crore a year earlier, a 30.39% increase.

But operating performance, as measured by EBITDA, moved in the opposite direction. EBITDA for the December 2025 quarter was ₹18.63 crore, down 14.78% from ₹21.86 crore in December 2024. The company’s EPS for the quarter increased to ₹0.08 from ₹0.07 in the year-ago period.

Revenue growth, but a softer EBITDA line

The December quarter numbers show a familiar pattern seen across several food and agri businesses in volatile commodity cycles. While top-line growth remained positive, EBITDA declined versus the previous year. In Sarveshwar Foods’ case, EBITDA fell even as net sales rose, indicating a change in the cost structure or product mix during the period.

The detailed cost lines in the shared table show material movement across raw material consumption, purchase of traded goods, and inventory changes between quarters. Consumption of raw materials was ₹154.46 crore in Dec 2025 versus ₹11.57 crore in Dec 2024, while purchase of traded goods was ₹116.37 crore in Dec 2025 versus ₹211.38 crore in Dec 2024. Inventory change was ₹28.73 crore in Dec 2025 versus ₹31.19 crore in Dec 2024.

Sequential view: Dec 2025 vs Sep 2025

On a quarter-on-quarter basis (Dec 2025 vs Sep 2025), the table shows net sales of ₹326.78 crore compared with ₹334.86 crore in Sep 2025. That implies a sequential decline in reported sales during the quarter, even though the year-on-year comparison remained positive versus Dec 2024.

Cost items also shifted sharply quarter to quarter. Purchase of traded goods was ₹274.06 crore in Sep 2025 and ₹116.37 crore in Dec 2025, while raw material consumption moved from ₹69.03 crore to ₹154.46 crore over the same period. Such movements matter because they can influence margins even when revenue appears stable.

Q1 FY26 snapshot: income around ₹301 crore, profit about ₹7 crore

Separately, Sarveshwar Foods’ Q1 FY26 disclosures and summaries referenced total income of about ₹301 crore on a consolidated basis. One summary reported total income at ₹301.00 crore, while another cited ₹301.35 crore, and a BSE-based table listed total income at ₹301.71 crore for Q1 FY26.

Across these references, the direction was consistent: around 29% year-on-year growth in total income versus the comparable quarter. EBITDA for Q1 FY26 was reported at ₹17.13 crore (up 36% year-on-year) with an EBITDA margin of 5.56% in one summary and 5.68% in another. Net profit for the quarter was reported at ₹7.02 crore (or ₹7.03 crore in a BSE-based table), indicating year-on-year growth of roughly 120% to 127% in different summaries.

Stock performance and latest trading levels

Despite reported profit growth in the quarterly updates, the stock’s recent return profile shared in the content was weak. Sarveshwar Food shares were noted as closing at ₹3.30 on March 6, 2026 (NSE). The stock delivered -55.65% returns over the last 6 months and -52.38% over the last 12 months, as per the same note.

On June 3, 2026, the price points referenced were around ₹3.73 on BSE (0.00%) and ₹3.72 on NSE (+0.27%). The day’s range was listed as ₹3.66 to ₹3.77.

Key numbers table: Dec 2025 vs Sep 2025 vs Dec 2024

Key numbers table: Q1 FY26 highlights as reported

Why these results matter for investors tracking small-cap FMCG and agri plays

For investors, the December 2025 quarter stands out because it combines revenue growth with a year-on-year decline in EBITDA. That combination can change how markets interpret earnings quality, especially when input costs and trading mix swing meaningfully between quarters.

The stock-return data included alongside the results suggests sentiment remained under pressure over the prior six and twelve months. In that context, quarterly prints become important checkpoints for whether profitability improvement is broad-based (driven by operating leverage) or uneven (driven by non-operating or mix factors).

Conclusion

Sarveshwar Foods’ consolidated December 2025 quarter showed net sales of ₹326.78 crore and net profit of ₹9.22 crore, both higher than the year-ago quarter, while EBITDA declined to ₹18.63 crore. Earlier Q1 FY26 summaries also pointed to total income of around ₹301 crore and net profit of about ₹7 crore. Investors will likely track upcoming quarterly disclosures for clarity on margin trends, given the sharp shifts seen in cost lines and the stock’s weak trailing returns.