Styrenix Q2 FY26 earnings date, Q1 results, dividend

Why Styrenix is back in focus

Styrenix Performance Materials Ltd (NSE: STYRENIX, BSE: 506222) has a key date on the calendar, with its next earnings report scheduled for November 7, 2025. The company, incorporated in 1973 and classified as a small-cap in the petrochemicals sector, has also been active on shareholder payouts through multiple interim dividends.

Recent disclosures and market snapshots show investors weighing a mixed set of signals. Revenue growth has been reported across several quarters, while profitability has moved unevenly, including a sequential dip in quarterly net income in the latest update. Dividend announcements, record dates, and payout ratios are also drawing attention as investors assess the sustainability of distributions.

Next earnings: report date and period

Data provided for STYRENIX indicates the next report date is around November 7, with the report period listed as Q2 2025. A separate note also states: “Earnings Next: Nov 7, 2025.”

Alongside the earnings schedule, the same dataset shows a revenue estimate figure of ₹4,687 crore (converted from 46.87 billion INR) and lists additional valuation and dividend indicators such as P/E (TTM) and indicated dividend yield.

Share price snapshots shown in the data

The provided information contains multiple price snapshots from different timestamps and sources. One snapshot lists the “current price” as ₹2,674.60, down 1.71% over the past 24 hours. Another snapshot shows the stock at ₹1,900.80 on April 7, 2026 (up 0.71% from the previous close of ₹1,887.40). A separate update mentions the stock trading around ₹1,908 on February 5, 2026 at 10:23 a.m.

These variations highlight that the figures come from different dates and contexts. For readers, the key takeaway is that the stock has been actively tracked around corporate actions (dividends) and quarterly disclosures.

Q1 FY2025-26: revenue up, profit down (quarter ended June 30, 2025)

For the quarter ended June 30, 2025, one results summary states Styrenix reported revenue from operations of ₹721.10 crore, up 3.2% year-on-year. Over the same period, net profit was reported at ₹54.90 crore, down 10.3% compared with the year-ago quarter.

The same Q1 summary lists EPS at ₹31.20, down from ₹34.80 in Q1 FY2024-25. It also notes management focus areas including specialty ABS grades, export market expansion, and the integration of INEOS Styrolution Thailand. Strategic initiatives mentioned include a 20% capacity increase at the HRG facility and a new Shanghai sales office.

Separately, a Q1 results highlights table (figures in crores) lists Total Revenue at ₹943.50 crore for “Jun 25” and Net Income at ₹51.92 crore, alongside Operating Income of ₹71.75 crore. Since both sets of figures appear in the dataset, they are best read as different presentations of quarterly performance.

Latest quarterly profit movement highlighted

A separate update states that net income for the last quarter was ₹51.92 crore (519.20 million INR), compared with ₹56.17 crore (561.70 million INR) in the quarter before, a change of -7.57%.

This aligns with the Q1 table where net income is shown at ₹51.92 crore and provides a clear sequential comparison investors often track for trend direction.

Profitability indicators: EBITDA and margins

The dataset lists EBITDA at ₹357 crore (converted from 3.57 billion INR) and an EBITDA margin of 12.13%. Another section of the quarterly table series shows operating profit and operating profit margin (OPM %) by quarter, including an OPM of 10% for Jun 2025 and 14% for Mar 2026.

On earnings per share, the material includes multiple snapshots: Basic EPS (TTM) is shown as ₹128.45 in one section, while another snapshot shows EPS (TTM) as ₹96.19. In the annual series, EPS is shown as ₹103.98 for Mar 2026, ₹133.72 for Mar 2025, and ₹98.47 for Mar 2024.

Dividends: interim payouts and record dates

Styrenix has multiple dividend entries in the provided corporate action list. The company announced a second interim dividend of ₹23 per equity share for FY2025-26, with the board approving it on January 29, 2026, and the record date set as February 5, 2026. The update also clarifies that the face value of each share is ₹10, making the ₹23 dividend equivalent to 230% of face value.

For FY2025-26, the company also declared an interim dividend of ₹31 per share with the record date set as August 21, 2025. The dividend history list also includes earlier payouts such as an interim dividend of ₹48 (Feb 12, 2024), a final dividend of ₹28 (Aug 12, 2024), and an interim dividend of ₹31 (Dec 17, 2024).

Dividend yield figures also vary across snapshots. One section lists an indicated dividend yield of 3.38%, another shows dividend yield at 1.63%, and a separate company snapshot shows dividend yield at 2.41%.

Dividend payout ratio and recent year comparison

The data states dividend yield was 1.13% in 2024, with a payout ratio of 23.18%. The year before, dividend yield is shown as 6.83% and payout ratio as 99.52%. Another line states the latest dividend payout ratio is 23.19% and the 3-year average dividend payout ratio is 74.23%.

These numbers suggest a sharp change in payout intensity versus the prior year, based on the figures provided.

Key numbers at a glance (normalized to ₹ crore)

What investors are likely to track next

With the next earnings date marked for November 7, 2025, attention typically shifts to confirmation of revenue and margin trajectory in the subsequent filings. Investors also tend to watch the relationship between profit and cash generation; the dataset notes operating cash flow of ₹54.35 crore compared with reported net profit of ₹235.16 crore (consolidated financials).

Dividend mechanics will also remain important, especially around record dates and ex-dividend dates. The February 5, 2026 record date for the ₹23 interim dividend and the August 21, 2025 record date for the ₹31 interim dividend are the specific milestones included in the material.

Conclusion

Styrenix Performance Materials is heading into its next scheduled earnings update on November 7, 2025, with recent data showing revenue growth in some periods but uneven profitability. Alongside results, the company’s interim dividends of ₹31 and ₹23 per share, and shifting payout ratios, remain central to the near-term investor checklist.