Coromandel International Q1 results: Profit drops 37.1% to Rs 311 cr

Indian agricultural chemical substances agency Coromandel Worldwide reported a 37.1 per cent fall in first-quarter revenue on Wednesday, harm by weak spot in its fertiliser and vitamins enterprise.
 

The corporate’s web revenue after tax fell to Rs 311 crore ($37.05 million) for the April-June quarter from Rs 494 crore a 12 months earlier.
 

Income from operations dropped about 17 per cent to Rs 4,729 crore, making it the corporate’s fifth consecutive quarter of decline.

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Agrochemical and fertilizer corporations have reported a lackluster efficiency as extreme stock within the home market pressured their gross sales volumes and margins.
 

Peer SRF posted a drop in its revenue for the quarter, harm by weak demand in its chemical substances enterprise, whereas Deepak Fertilisers and Petrochemicals posted revenue rise, helped by decrease enter price.

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