Diversified company DCM Shriram announced Q4FY25 & FY25 results Q4FY25 Financial Highlights: Net Revenue: Rs 2,877 crore compared to Rs 2,399 crore during Q4FY24, change 20%. PBDIT: Rs 426 crore compared to Rs 289 crore during Q4FY24, change 47%. PAT: Rs 179 crore compared to Rs 118 crore during Q4FY24, change 52%. FY25 Financial Highlights: Company recorded a consolidated Profit After Tax (PAT) of Rs 604 crore for FY25, reflecting a 35% YoY growth. Consolidated net revenue, net of excise duty, stood at Rs 12,077 crore, up 11% over FY24. Ajay Shriram, Chairman & Senior Managing Director, & Vikram Shriram, Vice Chairman & Managing Director, said: “The growth patterns in world economy are becoming very uncertain, with projections indicating a global growth rate of less than 3% for 2025 and 2026. The imposition of reciprocal tariffs by the United States and consequent retaliation by China have sent shockwaves through international markets, extending far beyond bilateral relations, influencing supply chains, inflation rates, and economic stability worldwide. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has taken a pro-growth stance, cutting interest rates to stimulate economic activity amid global recessionary concerns & volatility. Global and domestic caustic prices were better supported in the current financial year although they were volatile. Domestic demand for Caustic soda has improved, however Chlorine was under pressure, hence the ECU prices are still suboptimal. We have commissioned most of our major projects in Chemicals in the current year with reasonable capacity utilisation, leading to volume led growth and better cost structure. The chlorine downstream projects, once operational, will further enhance the utilization rates of Chlor-alkali and strengthen the Chemicals business. Sugar & Ethanol business is stable with increase in prices over last couple of months and consequently margins. The sugar stocks for SS 2025 in India are expected to be lower than last year on account of lower production which shall also support the prices. We have commissioned 12 TPD CBG Project in March 2025. There is a need for fundamental shift in Sugar policy framework, in order to make it remunerative for the farmers as well as manufacturers. Fenesta business is strategically prioritizing accelerated growth in its core segment, while also expanding into new revenue platforms such as Facade, Wooden doors and Hardware. Shriram Farm Solutions continues to focus on providing research driven and differentiated products to farmers and leveraging digital platforms to expand farmer engagement. Leveraging our strong balance sheet, we are strategically expanding into adjacencies to drive scale, enhance operational integration, and maximize cost efficiencies, positioning ourselves for sustained competitive advantage.” Result PDF