NK Securities has offloaded approximately 1.02 million shares of Manali Petrochemicals, with the sale price averaging around Rs. 63.4 per share.

Manali Petrochemicals significantly boosted its Q4 profit by 2.6 times, reaching ₹29 crore compared to the previous year. This growth was accompanied by a 23% increase in revenue to ₹293 crore in the same quarter of FY26.

Yuga Stocks has purchased approximately 2.73 million shares of Manali Petrochemicals, with an average cost per share of around ₹65.8 each, as indicated by the latest trades on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).

Manali Petrochemicals has announced a dividend of INR 0.50 per share following the approval of their FY26 financial results. Additionally, T.K. Arun, an independent director, has been reappointed for a five-year term, pending AGM approval for key resolutions.

Manali Petrochemicals significantly boosted its Q4 EBITDA, recording a rise to ₹434 million compared to ₹210 million from the previous year. The company's earnings margin also expanded notably, reaching 14.9%, up from 9.1% year-over-year.

Manali Petrochemicals reported a Q4 profit after tax (PAT) of INR 29 crores for FY26, bringing their total income to INR 1070 crores. The company also proposed a dividend of INR 0.50 per share for the fiscal year.

Manali Petrochemicals has reactivated its Plant 1 in Chennai due to the resumption of propylene supply, but Plant 2 continues to be on hold, following a revised propylene allocation for pharmaceutical industries by the government.

Manali Petrochemicals has restarted its Chennai Plant-1 following a temporary closure due to unforeseen circumstances. The plant is now operational again, thanks to the allocation of propylene by the government, which helps maintain stable production.

Manali Petrochemicals confirms that their pending legal matters have been resolved by the High Court, dismissing the writ petitions filed against them.

Manali Petrochemicals has successfully won a significant customs duty dispute, resulting in the cancellation of a Rs. 3.83 crore demand. The ruling, favorable to the company, is based on the classification of their product according to calcium oxide purity levels between 91-95%. The financial impact on Manali Petrochemicals following this decision is yet to be evaluated.

Manali Petrochemicals has resolved its ongoing wage dispute, as the Madras High Court dismissed related writ petitions on March 25, 2026. The exact financial and legal implications are still being assessed, with the company planning to release updates on any further developments.