DCM Shriram (DCMSHRIRAM) Q2 26/27 earnings summary
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Q2 26/27 earnings summary
28 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Q2 net revenue, net of excise duty, rose 22% YoY to ₹3,977 crore; consolidated revenue from operations was ₹4,150.79 crore.
Q2 consolidated EBITDA was ₹318.82 crore versus ₹407.93 crore, and net profit after JV share was ₹105.68 crore versus ₹158.72 crore.
H1 consolidated revenue from operations was ₹7,935.46 crore and EBITDA ₹683 crore; net profit of ₹799.12 crore included tax adjustments and exceptional gains.
Higher chemical input costs and weaker Farm Solutions and Bioseed results weighed on Q2 earnings.
Financial highlights
Q2 consolidated PBT was ₹152.4 crore versus ₹245.9 crore; consolidated operating margin was 7.35% versus 9.50% YoY.
H1 consolidated PBT before exceptional items was ₹347.1 crore versus ₹416 crore; effective normal PAT was ₹253 crore after tax adjustments and one-time gains.
Q2 net debt was ₹917 crore versus ₹773 crore; ROCE was 12.2% versus 15.0% a year earlier.
H1 consolidated operating cash flow was ₹985.50 crore; investing and financing cash outflows were ₹243.86 crore and ₹829.61 crore.
Outlook and guidance
PVC and carbide demand may rebound after monsoon withdrawal; the minimum import price introduced in July 2026 is expected to support domestic PVC prices.
Vinyl margins remain exposed to PVC pricing and energy costs; holding current prices could reduce margins, while higher prices could support them.
A demerger proposal is targeted for Board consideration soon, with Q1 FY28 identified as the target timeline; interlinked businesses remain under review.
Renewable power is targeted to reach one-third of total power needs next year; no specific turnover target was given.
Sugar crushing was expected to start in the first week of November; output and recovery depend on cane availability, crop conditions and winter weather.
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