Dhanuka Agritech Battles Profit Slump Amid Weak Agrochemical Demand

Dhanuka Agritech Ltd reported a significant 27.27% drop in third-quarter net profit for the 2025-26 fiscal year, primarily due to decreased sales. The firm's net profit fell to Rs 40 crore from Rs 55.04 crore during the same period the previous year. Weather issues and low crop prices affected demand.


Devdiscourse News Desk | New Delhi | Updated: 05-02-2026 19:47 IST | Created: 05-02-2026 19:47 IST
Dhanuka Agritech Battles Profit Slump Amid Weak Agrochemical Demand
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Dhanuka Agritech Ltd announced a significant drop in its net profit for the third quarter of the 2025-26 fiscal year, with a 27.27% decrease resulting in Rs 40 crore from Rs 55.04 crore during this period last year. This decline arises from reduced sales and weak agrochemical demand.

The company experienced a total income drop to Rs 418.04 crore, compared to Rs 452.28 crore a year prior. Expenses were slightly reduced to Rs 368.30 crore from the previous Rs 384.30 crore. The company's Chairman, M K Dhanuka, attributed the slump to adverse weather conditions and lowered crop prices, which have discouraged farmer spending on high-value products.

Demand deterioration was notably severe in South and West India, while the East and North regions maintained a stable position. Prolonged rainfall and diminished commodity realizations prompted Indian farmers to delay purchases, resulting in lower sales of crop protection products domestically.

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