Ganga Pharmaceuticals (539680) H2 15/16 earnings summary
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H2 15/16 earnings summary
2 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY2015-16 revenue from operations was Rs 27,006,617, up 0.22% YoY; PBT rose 43.20% to Rs 701,155 and net profit increased 45.26% to Rs 486,662.
Operations remained focused on manufacturing and trading pharmaceuticals and allied Ayurvedic products; management said it had no plan to enter a new business.
Financial highlights
Revenue from operations was Rs 27,006,617 versus Rs 26,947,448; total revenue, including other income, was Rs 28,365,046 versus Rs 28,670,746.
PBT was Rs 701,155 versus Rs 489,624; profit after tax was Rs 486,662 versus Rs 335,021.
Total expenses were Rs 27,663,891 versus Rs 28,181,122; cost of materials consumed increased to Rs 14,562,822 from Rs 11,349,681.
Net cash used in operating activities was Rs 10,540,047; investing activities used Rs 8,279,227, while financing activities generated Rs 18,983,037.
Outlook and guidance
Strategy centered on scaling the core Ayurveda business, improving customer satisfaction, expanding product distribution and developing patented products targeting diabetes, inflammation and obesity.
Management cited human clinical trials for some new formulations and planned to concentrate on domestic demand; no new-business expansion was planned.
Industry initiatives cited included proposed AYUSH clusters, pluralistic healthcare under the National Rural Health Mission and permission for 100% FDI in AYUSH sectors.
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