Sanstar's Q4 earnings for FY26 showed a profit of Rs 20.49 crore, but revenue dipped by 4.5% year-on-year to Rs 216.78 crore. Despite the rise in profit, the overall net profit for FY26 declined by 21.3% YoY. As a result, Sanstar's stock price dropped by 6.69% to close at Rs 108.78 on BSE.

Sanstar Limited achieved a significant increase in Q4 net profit by 273%, reaching ₹205M, despite experiencing a slight decline in revenue by 4.3% YoY to ₹2.2B.

Sanstar Ltd confirms a market-driven surge in its stock prices, and emphasizes that they are not involved in any insider trading, adhering to SEBI regulations.

Sanstar Ltd has significantly increased its native starch production capacity to 2,350 TPD, following an expansion at Dhule that was funded by a Rs. 1,816M IPO. The company anticipates adding a derivatives facility by the financial year 2026-27.

Sanstar Ltd's credit rating has been affirmed by CARE Ratings at BBB (stable), signifying a positive outlook for their long-term debt, while also maintaining A2 for short-term facilities. This applies to the total facilities worth 113.75 crores, with the majority being long-term and short-term loans amounting to 95 crores and 18.75 crores respectively.