Management maintains a confident stance on 13% volume growth despite input cost headwinds. While Q1 saw seasonal and election-related labor disruptions, commissioning of new capacity and waste heat recovery systems are expected to drive H2 margins.
Sagar Cements reported Q4 FY26 PAT of ₹100 crores with 20% revenue growth. The company is focusing on capacity ramp-up and cost optimization through WHRS and solar projects.
Sagar Cements delivered resilient volume growth in Q4FY26 but faces immediate margin pressure from rising fuel costs and West Asia crisis logistics. Profits were significantly boosted by one-time deferred tax asset recognition.
Sagar Cements reported FY26 revenue of ₹2,65,002 Lakhs (up 17%) with EBITDA of ₹29,199 Lakhs. Net profit turned to a marginal loss of ₹73 Lakhs for the full year.