New Delhi: GHCL Limited, India’s leading Chemical Company, today announced its financial results for Q2/H1 FY27.
Commenting on the financial performance, Mr. R S Jalan, Managing Director, GHCL Limited said,
“During the second quarter of FY27, the global soda ash industry continued to face pricing pressure, with realisations remaining soft amid ongoing global oversupply, a trend likely to persist over the next few quarters.
While global oversupply and steady import pressure kept near-term realisations soft, our low-cost positioning, disciplined operational efficiencies and structural cost management enabled us to remain resilient through the quarter.
We continue to strengthen our strategic diversification and backward integration. During the quarter, we successfully commenced commercial production of Vacuum Salt, powered by waste heat recovered from our soda ash operations. Subsequent to the close of the quarter, we commenced commercial production of Bromine, marking yet another milestone in our diversification journey.
Looking ahead, our strategic focus remains firmly on operational excellence, optimizing our newly commissioned Vacuum Salt and Bromine capacities, and advancing our long-term greenfield expansion plans. Backed by best-in-class operations, resilient domestic demand and a strong balance sheet, we remain confident in our ability to navigate near-term cyclicality and deliver sustainable, long-term value to all stakeholders
Financial Performance (Standalone)
Q2 FY27 VS Q2 FY26
- Net Revenue grew by 11% to Rs. 821 crores as compared to Rs. 739 crores in the corresponding quarter of the previous year
- EBIDTA grew by 16% to Rs. 202 crores as compared to Rs. 175 crores in the Q2 FY26
- Net Profit grew by 19% to Rs. 127 crores as compared to Rs. 107 crores in the Q2 FY26
H1 FY27 VS H1 FY26
- Net Revenue grew by 4% to Rs. 1,619 crores as compared to Rs. 1562 crores in the H1 FY26
- EBIDTA grew by 9% to Rs. 435 crores as compared to Rs. 399 crores in the H1 FY26
- Net Profit grew by 26% to Rs. 319 crores as compared to Rs. 252 crores in the H1 FY26