Manomay Tex Q4 profit hits ₹4.99 cr alongside solar power investment
Profit grew 50% in the final quarter, while a ₹3.12 cr investment in solar capacity signals a plan to cut energy overheads.
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- Q4 profit reached ₹4.99 cr from ₹3.33 cr a year earlier.
- FY26 profit was flat at ₹19.64 cr despite revenue rising to ₹710.70 cr.
- Manomay bought 26% of Lov Smart RJ-1 for ₹3.12 cr to power Rajasthan plants.
Why it matters
The jump in Q4 earnings shows the company can finally turn revenue gains into profit. A captive energy setup protects these gains from volatile grid prices.
What we're watching
- Whether the earnings trajectory holds into FY27.
- Completion of the solar project by November 30, 2026.
- Changes in power costs following the energy switch.
The full read
Manomay Tex ended its fiscal year with a sharp Q4 recovery. While full-year profit held steady at ₹19.64 crore, the final quarter delivered a 50% jump to ₹4.99 crore.
Revenue patterns showed similar momentum. Quarterly sales climbed 13.9% to ₹203.97 crore, a pace that easily outstripped the minor 2% gain seen across the full year.
The board also cleared a ₹3.12 crore purchase for a 26% stake in Lov Smart RJ-1. This provides 13.65 MW of captive solar energy for the company's manufacturing units in Rajasthan. If the project hits its November 2026 target, Manomay gains a shield against power cost spikes.
The Q4 numbers supply the momentum. Now, the stake in Lov Smart is the main test of whether the company can defend these higher earnings through long-term cost management. It needs to.