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Vadilal Dairy International Reports 27% Decline in March 2026 Quarterly Sales

Vadilal Dairy International reported a decline in standalone net sales for the quarter ended March 2026, while posting strong growth in profitability and earnings per share (EPS).

Vadilal Dairy International Reports 27% Decline in March 2026 Quarterly Sales

According to the company’s quarterly financial results:

  • Net sales stood at Rs 6.57 crore in March 2026
  • Compared to Rs 9.02 crore in March 2025
  • Reflecting a year-on-year decline of 27.18%

Despite lower revenue, the company reported significant improvement in profitability metrics.

Quarterly Profit Jumps Nearly 79%

The company posted:

  • Standalone quarterly net profit of Rs 2.13 crore
  • Up 79.11% from Rs 1.19 crore in March 2025

Operational performance also improved:

  • EBITDA increased to Rs 2.47 crore
  • Compared to Rs 2.05 crore during the same quarter last year
  • Growth of 20.49%

Earnings Per Share Improve Strongly

Vadilal Dairy International also recorded a strong rise in shareholder earnings.

  • EPS for March 2026 stood at Rs 6.68
  • Compared to Rs 3.73 in March 2025

The sharp rise in EPS indicates improved profitability despite weaker topline performance.

Quarterly Financial Snapshot

Standalone Quarterly Results (Rs crore)

ParticularsMar 2026Dec 2025Mar 2025
Net Sales / Income from Operations6.573.389.02
Total Income from Operations6.573.389.02
Raw Material Consumption2.721.544.06
Employee Cost1.050.810.54
Depreciation0.420.420.44
EBITDA2.472.05
Net Profit2.131.19
EPS (Rs)6.683.73

Lower Costs Support Margin Expansion

Although revenue declined significantly, profitability improved due to:

  • Lower raw material consumption costs
  • Better operational efficiency
  • Inventory adjustments
  • Improved margins

Raw material expenses fell from:

  • Rs 4.06 crore in March 2025
    to
  • Rs 2.72 crore in March 2026

However, employee costs increased during the period:

  • From Rs 0.54 crore
    to
  • Rs 1.05 crore

Read More: NDDB and Government of Arunachal Pradesh to Sign MoU for Dairy Sector Revamp

Dairy Industry Facing Mixed Market Conditions

Industry analysts note that dairy companies are currently operating in a challenging environment marked by:

  • Fluctuating milk procurement costs
  • Changing consumer demand
  • Input cost volatility
  • Margin pressure in value-added dairy products

At the same time, companies focusing on operational discipline and product mix optimisation are managing to protect profitability even amid slower sales growth.

The results from Vadilal Dairy International reflect this broader trend within India’s dairy processing sector, where maintaining margins has become increasingly important alongside revenue growth.

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