Mumbai, April 18, 2025 – Amal Ltd (BSE: 506597), a leading bulk chemicals manufacturer, announced stellar financial results for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025, marking a year of robust growth and strategic advancements. The board recommended a final dividend of 10% (₹1.00 per share), subject to shareholder approval at the upcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM) on August 29, 2025.
Key Financial Highlights: FY25 vs. FY24
- Revenue from Operations (Standalone): ₹4,888.11 crores (FY25) vs. ₹3,133.43 crores (FY24) – 56% growth.
- Net Profit (Standalone): ₹607.52 crores, up 150% from ₹242.83 crores.
- Consolidated Revenue: ₹13,531.72 crores, doubling from ₹8,609.38 crores.
- Consolidated Net Profit: Skyrocketed to ₹2,929.21 crores from ₹170.46 crores – a 1,618% surge.
- Earnings Per Share (EPS): Standalone EPS rose to ₹5.56 (from ₹1.96), while consolidated EPS hit ₹23.69 (from ₹1.23).
Dividend Declaration and Book Closure
Shareholders can expect a final dividend of ₹1.00 per share if approved at the AGM. The register of members will close from August 16–22, 2025, with payment starting September 3, 2025. This marks the company’s consistent dividend payout, reflecting strong cash reserves and shareholder confidence.
Standalone vs. Consolidated Performance
Amal’s standalone operations saw a 271% jump in pre-tax profit to ₹937.06 crores, driven by cost optimization and higher sales. However, the consolidated results stole the spotlight, with subsidiary Amal Speciality Chemicals Ltd contributing significantly:
- Consolidated Pre-Tax Profit: ₹3,261.15 crores (vs. ₹277.70 crores in FY24).
- Cash Flow from Operations: ₹4,970.75 crores, up 135% YoY, indicating improved working capital management.
Strategic Investments and Balance Sheet Strength
Amal’s aggressive investments in capacity expansion and technology upgrades are evident:
- Capital Expenditure: ₹352.22 crores allocated to property and equipment.
- Total Assets (Consolidated): Grew to ₹12,162.77 crores (from ₹10,641.79 crores).
- Debt Reduction: Repaid ₹1,950 crores of borrowings, strengthening the equity base to ₹9,917.97 crores.
Sector Outlook and Future Plans
With the bulk chemicals sector poised for growth amid rising industrial demand, Amal plans to:
- Expand production capacity at its Maharashtra plant.
- Invest in sustainable manufacturing practices.
- Explore export opportunities in Southeast Asia.
Analyst Take:
“Amal’s FY25 performance underscores its market leadership and operational efficiency. The consolidated leap highlights successful subsidiary integration, while debt reduction positions the company for long-term resilience,” said Riya Mehta, Senior Analyst at Mumbai-based FinEdge Capital.
For detailed financials, visit Amal Ltd’s website or BSE portal (Scrip Code: 506597).
Media Contact:
Ankit Mankodi, Company Secretary
sec@amal.co.in | +91-22-62559700
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