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Mangalam Organics revenue up 22% but profit drops 41% on cost pressure

Q1 revenue rose to ₹179.09 crore but net profit fell to ₹7.27 crore as operating costs outpaced sales growth. Auditor switch and AGM dates are routine.

3 earlier stories on Mangalam Organics Ltd.
Mkt cap₹473 cr
P/E18.36×
ROE4.26%
Debt / eq.0.91
41% Decline in net profit despite 22% revenue growth

What's new

  • Revenue up 22% YoY to ₹179.09 crore, but profit down 41% to ₹7.27 crore.
  • Operating cost pressures drove the margin squeeze in the June quarter.
  • Board appointed M/s JMT & Associates as statutory auditor for 5 years, replacing M/s NGST & Associates.

Why this matters

Mangalam Organics is a nano-cap chemicals player with a ₹473 crore market cap and thin margins. The 41% profit drop on a 22% revenue rise signals that cost inflation or pricing pressure is eating into earnings. For a company with ROE of 4.3% and debt/equity of 0.91, margin erosion narrows the already limited buffer.

What we're watching

  • Whether cost pressures persist into Q2 or if the company can pass on higher costs.
  • Any explanation from management on the sharp profit decline in the next concall.
  • Sales trajectory: Q1 revenue of ₹179 crore is above the ₹154 crore run-rate in Q4 Mar 2026.

The full read

Mangalam Organics delivered 22% revenue growth to ₹179.09 crore in the June quarter, but profit slid 41% to ₹7.27 crore (a clear sign that costs are running ahead of pricing power). The company's ₹473 crore market cap and 4.3% return on equity leave little room for margin missteps. The board also appointed M/s JMT & Associates as statutory auditor for five years, a routine change as the previous auditor's term expired. The 44th AGM will be held virtually on September 24. The numbers confirm the trend flagged in prior quarters: topline is picking up, but earnings aren't following. For a nano-cap with 0.91 debt/equity, the next question is whether cost pressures ease or the company can pass them through.

Questions answered

Why did Mangalam Organics' profit fall despite higher revenue?
Operating costs rose faster than revenue, compressing margins. Net profit dropped 41% to ₹7.27 crore even as sales increased 22% to ₹179.09 crore.
Is the auditor change significant?
No. M/s JMT & Associates replaces M/s NGST & Associates, whose second term expires. The five-year appointment is routine and doesn't signal any accounting red flags.
How does this quarter compare with the prior quarter?
Revenue jumped from ₹154 crore in Q4 Mar 2026 to ₹179 crore in Q1 Jun 2026, but profit fell from ₹6 crore to ₹7.27 crore, a sequential profit decline of about 40%.
What is the scale of the company?
Mangalam Organics has a market cap of ₹473 crore, trailing P/E of 18.4, and ROE of just 4.3%. It is a nano-cap chemicals firm with debt/equity of 0.91.
Mentioned: M/s JMT & Associates · M/s NGST & Associates · ₹179.09 crore revenue
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Company snapshot

Mangalam Organics Ltd.

Chemicals
₹458 cr
P/E 17.78×

Latest quarter · Mar 2026

Sales₹154 cr
Net profit₹6 cr
Op. margin+30.4%
EPS₹6.99

Strength & growth

Debt / equity0.91×
Current ratio1.09×
Sales CAGR+13.6%
EPS CAGR−15.9%
Financials via Tijori — a research aid, not investment advice.MANORG on Tijori
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