The board of Jinkushal Industries Limited approved audited standalone and consolidated results for the quarter and year ended 31 March 2026. Despite global volatility from geopolitical developments and supply disruptions, the company maintained execution momentum and delivered its highest ever standalone quarterly turnover in Q4 FY26 of Rs1,330.56 million (mn). Consolidated Q4 revenue grew about 146 per cent year on year and profit after tax improved by about 11.4 times compared with Q4 last year. Standalone revenue for Q4 amounted to Rs1,330.56 mn and full-year standalone revenue rose to Rs3,133.76 mn from Rs2,118.59 mn, reflecting annual growth of 48 per cent. The quarter showed year on year growth of approximately 89 per cent and quarter on quarter growth of 47 per cent, supported by stronger execution across export markets. Growth was supported by increased customer engagement and expanded operations across Latin America, Africa and the Middle East. At the consolidated level, Q4 revenue stood at Rs1,919.95 mn and full-year consolidated revenue was Rs3,575.62 mn compared with Rs3,805.58 mn in the prior year. Consolidated Q4 profit after tax was Rs116.74 mn, and part of the improvement was driven by realisation of earlier inventory positioned across the group; inventory held at the reporting date remained in excess of Rs500 mn. The company noted that timing differences between expense recognition and profit recognition reversed in Q4, supporting the quarter’s profitability. Full-year profitability was affected by strategic investments in organisational strengthening, international marketing and HexL brand development, higher freight and execution costs and one-time listing expenses. The group maintains back-to-back hedging of receivables and foreign exchange exposures and recognised notional mark-to-market impacts on hedged positions and on investment valuations at the reporting date. Management signalled commitment to disciplined capital allocation and to prioritising long-term growth over short-term profitability. Post listing the capital base and working capital facilities have strengthened, enabling sustained inventory positioning, wider market reach and continued hiring across key leadership and operational roles. The company expects to continue adding experienced professionals and deploying IPO proceeds towards international market development and brand expansion.