All Time Plastics reports FY26 results with audited figures
The company confirms previously disclosed FY26 figures; profit fell 25% amid higher costs.
— 2 earlier stories on All Time Plastics Ltd. →What's new with All Time Plastics Ltd.
- Audited FY26 results confirm consolidated revenue of ₹61,052.88 lakhs, up 9.4% year-on-year.
- Net profit of ₹3,539.52 lakhs includes a ₹437.28 lakhs exceptional charge for new labour codes.
- The board recommended no dividend for the period.
Why this matters for All Time Plastics Ltd.
This is a procedural filing of previously disclosed numbers. Profit contraction defines the results, as mounting costs and labour code charges weighed on margins.
What we're watching
- Whether the company restarts dividend payments.
- Cost control measures following the labour code adjustment.
- Operational performance in subsequent quarters.
The full read
All Time Plastics has submitted its audited FY26 results. The numbers are identical to those previously disclosed, confirming a consolidated revenue of ₹61,052.88 lakhs—a growth of 9.4% over the previous year. Despite the top-line increase, net profit dropped 25% to ₹3,539.52 lakhs. This decline includes an exceptional charge of ₹437.28 lakhs attributed to new labour code provisions. The board has opted against declaring a dividend. This filing is a regulatory formality. With no new guidance provided, the focus remains on the company's ability to recover margins from the 25% profit compression.
Questions answered
- Did the audited results differ from prior disclosures?
- No. The filing is a submission of financial results already disclosed to the market.
- Why did net profit fall by 25%?
- Profit was impacted by rising costs and a one-time exceptional charge of ₹437.28 lakhs related to new labour codes.