Rallis India, the Tata Group crop-protection company, on Thursday reported a 17.47% decline in net profit to Rs 85 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, against Rs 103 crore a year earlier, according to its regulatory filing reported by The Hindu BusinessLine. Revenue from operations was flat at Rs 858 crore, compared with Rs 861 crore in the same quarter last year.
Source: The Hindu BusinessLine — Q2 results live updates, Oct 22, 2026
Operating profit came under pressure: EBITDA fell to Rs 126 crore from Rs 154 crore a year earlier and the EBITDA margin contracted to 14.7% from 17.9% on cost pressures, ScanX reported. ScanX added that the quarterly profit still beat the analyst consensus estimate of Rs 75.1 crore, and that the crop-care B2B segment grew 17%, partly offsetting flat domestic formulations.
Net profit Rs 85 crore (−17.47% YoY); revenue Rs 858 crore (flat vs Rs 861 crore); EBITDA Rs 126 crore, margin 14.7% (vs 17.9%); H1 revenue Rs 1,880 crore (+3%), H1 PAT Rs 210 crore (+6%).
For the half year ended September 2026, revenue grew 3% to Rs 1,880 crore and profit after tax rose 6% to Rs 210 crore, according to the company's exchange announcement carried by TradeAlone. Managing Director and CEO Dr Gyanendra Shukla said Rallis navigated a disruptive business environment in Q2 by focusing on portfolio and operational efficiencies, adding that weather-related disruptions and delayed sowing continued to impact market demand during the season.
Source: TradeAlone — Rallis India Q2 FY27 results (NSE announcement), Oct 22, 2026
Brokerages had warned ahead of the results that a weak southwest monsoon, elevated inventories and pricing pressure in the domestic business would weigh on the agrochemical maker's September quarter, Informist reported on October 21.