Annual profit rises to Rs 1,301 crore; Q4 PAT jumps 74 per cent as company eyes deeper rural reach and global expansion
Patanjali Foods reported its highest-ever revenue and profit for the financial year ended March 31, 2025, driven by strong performance in the food and FMCG segments, along with the successful integration of its Home and Personal Care (HPC) business.
In its Q4FY25 and full-year results announced on 15 May, the company posted a standalone revenue from operations of Rs 9,692 crore for the March quarter and Rs 34,157 crore for FY25, marking a substantial year-on-year growth.
Patanjali’s Q4FY25 gross profit surged by 37.24 per cent year-on-year to Rs 1,656.39 crore, with the gross profit margin expanding to 17 per cent. ebitda for the quarter stood at Rs 568.88 crore, with an ebitda margin of 5.87 per cent. The quarter’s net profit jumped 73.78 per cent YoY to Rs 358.5 crore, improving the PAT margin to 3.68 per cent.
For the full year, the company achieved an all-time high annual ebitda of Rs 2,079 crore, with the ebitda margin from operations at 6.09 per cent. PAT for FY25 came in at Rs 1,301 crore, with a PAT margin of 3.80 per cent.
The Food and FMCG portfolio, including HPC, contributed Rs 9,701 crore to annual revenue, representing nearly 31 per cent of total standalone revenues (excluding inter-segment sales). Notably, the HPC segment, integrated from 1 November 2024, delivered Rs 729 crore in Q4 sales and Rs 1,149 crore since acquisition, achieving an ebitda margin of 15.74 per cent.
The company also recorded exports worth Rs 73.44 crore in Q4FY25, expanding its footprint to 29 countries.
Patanjali’s board recommended a final dividend of Rs 2 per equity share for FY25, in addition to the Rs 8 per share interim dividend already paid.
Managing Director Ram Bharat noted the company’s strategic transformation towards becoming a “contemporary, pure-play FMCG firm” and reaffirmed its commitment to innovation and deeper market penetration, including rural India, where demand outpaced urban markets for the fifth straight quarter.
The integration of the HPC business and increased investments in advertising (3.36 per cent of Q4 revenue) were highlighted as key drivers of growth. The company is also pushing ahead in nutraceuticals and renewable energy, with the Wind Turbine Power Generation segment contributing Rs 5.53 crore during the quarter.
