How did the full-year results look?

Revenue grew about 31% to ₹91,888 million and net profit rose about 35% to ₹321 million for the full year, indicating improved operational performance on an annual basis.

What happened in the fourth quarter?

The company reported a standalone net loss of ₹171 million for Q4, which was slightly worse than the ₹163 million loss recorded in the same quarter last year.

Were there any surprises in the filing?

No. The filing is a routine audited results announcement with no major surprises, changes in guidance, or new strategic announcements.

What does the quarterly loss imply for the full-year profit?

It suggests the company's annual profit of ₹321 million was generated almost entirely in the first three quarters, making the fourth quarter a drag on the overall result.

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Rajesh Exports' FY26 profit rises 35%, but Q4 loss widens

Annual profit grew to ₹321 million, but the final quarter posted a ₹171 million loss, worse than the prior year's ₹163 million loss.

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RAJESHEXPO By Tipsheet Editorial 31 May 2026 · 1:15 AM IST Verify on BSE · NSE

Mkt cap₹3,494 cr

P/E20.80×

ROE0.61%

Debt / eq.0.06

₹321 mn Full-year net profit, up ~35% year-on-year.

What's new

FY26 standalone revenue grew ~31% YoY to ₹91,888 million.
Full-year net profit rose ~35% to ₹321 million.
Q4 standalone net loss was ₹171 million, wider than the ₹163 million loss in Q4 of the prior year.

Why this matters

The annual results are solid, but the quarterly loss is the detail that matters more. A ₹321 million full-year profit against a ₹171 million Q4 loss means the business is still lumpy and front-loaded. Investors focused on the annual number will see growth; those watching the quarterly trend will see a lingering loss.

What we're watching

Whether the Q4 loss is a one-off seasonal blip or a sign of pressure in the core business.
Margin trends in the next quarter to see if the annual profit margin is sustainable.
Any management commentary on the drivers behind the Q4 net loss.

The full read

Rajesh Exports' full-year results are good. Revenue climbed 31% to ₹91,888 million and net profit jumped 35% to ₹321 million. But the fourth quarter tells a different story. It posted a net loss of ₹171 million, slightly wider than the ₹163 million loss from the same period a year ago. The contrast means the company's annual profitability rests almost entirely on the strength of its first nine months. The filing contains no new guidance or strategic announcements. It is a clean, routine results release. The question for investors is whether the Q4 loss is a one-off or a sign of pressure in the business.

Questions answered

How did the full-year results look?: Revenue grew about 31% to ₹91,888 million and net profit rose about 35% to ₹321 million for the full year, indicating improved operational performance on an annual basis.
What happened in the fourth quarter?: The company reported a standalone net loss of ₹171 million for Q4, which was slightly worse than the ₹163 million loss recorded in the same quarter last year.
Were there any surprises in the filing?: No. The filing is a routine audited results announcement with no major surprises, changes in guidance, or new strategic announcements.
What does the quarterly loss imply for the full-year profit?: It suggests the company's annual profit of ₹321 million was generated almost entirely in the first three quarters, making the fourth quarter a drag on the overall result.

Mentioned: ₹91,888 mn FY26 Revenue · ₹321 mn FY26 Net Profit · ₹171 mn Q4 Net Loss

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31 May 2026 · 1:15 AM IST Rajesh Exports' FY26 profit rises 35%, but Q4 loss widens
5d ago Rajesh Exports schedules board meeting for FY26 results