May 29, 2026: Nandan Denim Q4 results Limited reported its FY26 audited financial results with improved profitability, stronger operational efficiency and a sharp reduction in debt levels despite lower yearly revenue compared to FY25.
Author: Aadarsh Patel | EQMint
The company reported FY26 revenue from operations at ₹2,87,187 lakh compared to ₹3,54,667 lakh in FY25. However, profitability remained resilient as net profit stood at ₹3,312 lakh against ₹3,344 lakh in the previous year.
For the March 2026 quarter, Nandan Denim posted quarterly revenue of ₹53,997 lakh and quarterly net profit of ₹950 lakh.
The company also received an unmodified audit opinion from statutory auditors, indicating clean financial reporting and compliance.
Finance costs fall sharply
One of the biggest positives from the results was the reduction in finance costs.
Nandan Denim’s finance costs dropped significantly to ₹1,766 lakh in FY26 from ₹3,674 lakh in FY25.
That signals improving balance sheet health and lower debt burden.
The company’s total current borrowings also reduced sharply to ₹6,743 lakh from ₹18,529 lakh last year.
Long-term borrowings also declined to ₹4,990 lakh versus ₹6,331 lakh in FY25.
Strong operating cash flows support balance sheet
Nandan Denim generated net operating cash flow of ₹14,445 lakh in FY26 compared to ₹9,506 lakh in FY25.
The company also aggressively repaid borrowings during the year:
- repayment of borrowings: ₹3,422 lakh
- reduction in short-term borrowing: ₹9,436 lakh
- lower interest payments year-on-year
Trade receivables reduced significantly from ₹51,052 lakh to ₹37,664 lakh, indicating better working capital management.
Stock split already completed
The company also confirmed that it completed the stock split approved earlier by shareholders.
Nandan Denim subdivided one equity share of face value ₹10 into 10 equity shares of face value ₹1 each.
EQMint analysis on Nandan Denim Q4 Results
Nandan Denim’s FY26 numbers reflect a company prioritising financial discipline over aggressive topline expansion.
While revenue declined year-on-year, the sharp fall in finance costs and borrowings is a major positive for investors because textile businesses are highly sensitive to debt cycles and raw material volatility.
The company appears focused on improving:
- cash flows
- balance sheet stability
- working capital efficiency
- operational sustainability
That matters more during uncertain global textile demand conditions.
If denim demand improves globally and margins remain stable, lower leverage could help profitability expand faster in future quarters.
However, investors should continue monitoring export demand, cotton price volatility and textile sector recovery trends closely.
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