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Rallis India Reports Strong FY25 Results with Focus on Innovation & Growth
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Rallis India Reports Strong FY25 Results with Focus on Innovation & Growth

Rallis India Limited, a leading player in the Indian agri-inputs industry and a TATA Enterprise, has announced its financial results for the fourth quarter and the full year ended 31 March 2025. For FY25, the company reported a revenue of Rs 26.63 billion and a Profit After Tax (PAT) of Rs 1.25 billion. For Q4 FY25, the company achieved a revenue of Rs 4.3 billion , driven by positive volume growth in the domestic market.

Dr. Gyanendra Shukla, Managing Director & CEO of Rallis India, shared his satisfaction with the company’s growth in key product categories. He highlighted a 23% increase in Soil & Plant Health and a 24% increase in the Herbicides category. The company's Innovation Turnover Index was in line with its long-term target of 14%. The seeds business saw a turnaround with a Profit Before Tax (PBT) of Rs 180 million, primarily driven by the success of North Cotton Hybrid “Diggaz” and cost optimisation efforts.

Dr. Shukla emphasised that Rallis India would focus on increasing market share in the domestic business while also expanding product offerings and building strategic partnerships in the Exports and Custom Synthesis Market (CSM). He noted that Rallis India is strengthening its workforce by simplifying its organisational structure and bringing in new talent.

Rallis India Limited, a leading player in the Indian agri-inputs industry and a TATA Enterprise, has announced its financial results for the fourth quarter and the full year ended 31 March 2025. For FY25, the company reported a revenue of Rs 26.63 billion and a Profit After Tax (PAT) of Rs 1.25 billion. For Q4 FY25, the company achieved a revenue of Rs 4.3 billion , driven by positive volume growth in the domestic market. Dr. Gyanendra Shukla, Managing Director & CEO of Rallis India, shared his satisfaction with the company’s growth in key product categories. He highlighted a 23% increase in Soil & Plant Health and a 24% increase in the Herbicides category. The company's Innovation Turnover Index was in line with its long-term target of 14%. The seeds business saw a turnaround with a Profit Before Tax (PBT) of Rs 180 million, primarily driven by the success of North Cotton Hybrid “Diggaz” and cost optimisation efforts. Dr. Shukla emphasised that Rallis India would focus on increasing market share in the domestic business while also expanding product offerings and building strategic partnerships in the Exports and Custom Synthesis Market (CSM). He noted that Rallis India is strengthening its workforce by simplifying its organisational structure and bringing in new talent.

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