Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers celebrates its 50th anniversary with a remarkable financial performance in the recent fiscal year (FY26). The company's profits increased by 35% year-over-year, reaching INR 797 crore. Additionally, shareholders received a dividend of INR 210. Despite some challenges in FY14-15, the company has remained profitable for most of its history.

GNFC aims to finalize potential investment projects before the end of this year. They anticipate a capital expenditure (CapEx) of approximately ₹2,800 crores for fiscal year 2027, with further details on FY28 to be shared later.

GNFC aims to complete ammonia expansion and ammonium nitrate melt plant operations by FY27, with a delay of 2.5 months for nitric acid production. The company's urea fertilizer remains unprofitable, as losses are increasing due to the need for cost and energy norm revisions to improve its financial standing.

By June this year, GNFC's coal power plant is set to synchronize, with full operation anticipated by August 2026. This move could potentially save the company up to 10-12 crores per month from the second half of FY27.

GNFC has announced an investment of INR 2,800 crore in capital expenditure (CAPEX) for the upcoming fiscal year, aiming to establish a new coal-powered plant by August 2026.

GNFC is scheduled to present its Q4 FY26 financial results on May 19, with an extension of the NBS till September 2026. Shareholders can anticipate a dividend payout of ₹210, representing a 39% distribution. The company's capital expenditure stands at approximately ₹2800 Crores, supported by a rise in chemical prices that are benefiting the overall margins.

GNFC's Q4 profit significantly increased by 88%, reaching ₹396 crore, driven by improved prices and reduced costs. The company's revenue also rose by 7.4% to ₹2,208 crore. As a result, shareholders will receive a dividend of ₹21 per share, with the stock price up 1.3% at ₹520.95.

Gujarat Narmada's Q4 results are out, revealing notable highlights. Details of these key points can be found on ET NOW.

GAIL's volumes significantly increased by 7.4 times, reaching 56.1 lakh shares, but the stock price dropped 1.7%, landing at Rs. 157.45. In contrast, Gujarat Narmada and Brainbees saw growth with +4.5% increases, while Astral and GSFC experienced declines of -5.4% and +4.5% respectively in their stock prices.

Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers proposes a dividend of INR 21 per share to its shareholders, a potential boost for investors holding the stock.

Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers & Chemicals experienced a 5% increase in share price, following a remarkable 417% year-over-year net profit surge in Q4 FY26. This significant boost was attributed to robust revenue growth and strategic initiatives implemented by the company. [Source: tradebrains.in]

GNFC saw a significant 13.1% jump in its share price today, moving from Rs.432.65 to Rs.489.40. This surge outpaced the Sensex's 2.3% growth, marking strong performance for the company. The boost was likely due to a positive rating upgrade and a change in technical market momentum.