GRP Ltd is allocating a capital expenditure of approximately 90-100 crore INR for the fiscal year 2027, following their evaluation of performance in the previous year. This investment aims to support future growth initiatives.

GRP Ltd experiences a significant drop in profits during Q1 2026, marking the lowest point in several quarters. The steep decline in share prices suggests investors are anxious due to challenging market circumstances.

GRP Ltd experienced a 5.16% decline, ending at Rs.1,801, while Sensex dropped by 2.63%. The new stock rating for GRP is now 'Sell', reflecting an improved valuation despite mixed financials, suggesting potential concerns about its current market value.

GRP Ltd reported a significant 106.9% year-over-year decrease in Q4 profit, posting a loss of ₹1.34 crore compared to a profit of ₹19.45 crore last year. The company's stock has dropped by 43%, currently trading at ₹1,801, down from its 52-week high of ₹3,164.35.

GRP Ltd's financial year 2026 total income decreased to INR 538 crores, down from INR 5518 crores the previous year. The decline is attributed to US tariffs, raw material inflation, and geopolitical issues affecting margins. However, the company is optimistic with ongoing expansions in pyrolysis and crumb rubber sectors.

GRP Limited has announced a dividend of ₹35 per share for the fiscal year 2026, following a positive review of their audited financials by the board. The company reports no loan or securities defaults and maintains a clean audit report with an unmodified opinion.

GRP's Q4 loss reduced significantly compared to last year, reporting at ₹1M, contrasting with a loss of ₹213M in the same period of 2020. However, quarterly revenue dropped slightly from ₹1.55B to ₹1.4B year-over-year.