Arvind Limited FY 25 PAT up 6% at Rs 353 crore, dividend at Rs 3.75/share
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AHMEDABAD: Homegrown textile conglomerate,
Arvind Limited
, on Thursday posted a full-year profit after tax (
PAT
) of Rs 353 crore during FY25, marking a 6% increase despite headwinds from an industrial strike and tariff-related uncertainty.
During the fourth quarter of FY25, PAT rose 52% year-on-year to Rs 151 crore, fuelled by improved operational performance and deferred tax gains.
The board has recommended a dividend of Rs 3.75 per share, amounting to Rs 98 crore, or 28% of consolidated PAT.
Consolidated revenue for the March quarter rose 7% to Rs 2,221 crore, while EBITDA grew 10% to Rs 275 crore, delivering the highest quarterly margin in 16 quarters at 12.4%. The
Advanced Materials Division
(
AMD
) recorded its best-ever quarterly revenue of Rs 451 crore and EBITDA of Rs 69 crore, up 17% and 13% respectively.
'Despite a 21-day illegal strike at the
Santej
unit in Q1 that cost an estimated Rs 200 crore in revenue and Rs 60 crore in EBITDA,
Arvind
reported full-year revenue of Rs 8,329 crore, up 8%, and EBITDA of Rs 919 crore,' the company said.
Volume growth remained strong across key segments.
Denim
fabric touched a four-year high in Q4, while garmenting volumes hit a 12-quarter peak. AMD saw 14% volume growth as key accounts normalised inventory.
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While capacity addition through capex will continue, the company has paused non-critical capex pending clarity on global tariff developments but continues with planned capacity additions, according to Arvind Limited's investor presentation.
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