Prime Fresh Limited announced its audited financial results for the quarter and year ended 31st March, 2026 through a press release dated May 23, 2026, filed in compliance with Regulation 30 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015.
Financial Performance Highlights
Q4FY26 Performance:
- Consolidated revenue from operations: ₹799.1 Mn, representing 50.0% YoY growth
- EBITDA: ₹53.9 Mn
- Profit After Tax (PAT): ₹32.4 Mn, reflecting 65.8% YoY growth
- Outward sales volumes: 16,731 MT, registering 72% YoY growth
FY26 Annual Performance:
- Consolidated revenue from operations: ₹2,739.8 Mn, up 32.5% YoY
- EBITDA: ₹200.2 Mn, growing 50.3% YoY
- Profit After Tax (PAT): ₹139.7 Mn, growing 51.6% YoY
- Outward volumes: 65,132 MT, up 97.1% YoY
- Onion, Potato, Tomato (OPT) standalone volumes: grew 118.0% YoY
Detailed Financial Metrics
Q4 FY26 Financial Performance Table (₹ in Mn):
- Total Revenue: ₹800.5
- EBITDA: ₹53.9
- PBT: ₹50.2
- PAT: ₹32.4
- Total Expenses except Depreciation: ₹751
- Finance Cost: ₹3
- Depreciation: ₹1
- Share of Profit from Associate: ₹1
- Tax: ₹18
- PAT Margin: 4%
- Diluted EPS: ₹1.91
FY26 Financial Performance:
- Total Expenses except Depreciation: ₹2,554
- Finance Cost: ₹7
- Depreciation: ₹0
- Share of Profit from Associate: ₹3
- Tax: ₹50 (compared to ₹36 in FY25)
- PAT Margin: 5%
- Diluted EPS: ₹8.44 (compared to ₹6.49 in FY25)
Operational Highlights
Volume Performance:
- Q4FY26 outward sales volumes: 16,731 MT (72% YoY growth)
- FY26 outward volumes: 65,132 MT (97% YoY growth)
- Onion remained the key throughput driver with 9,725 MT in Q4FY26
Business Segment Performance:
- Service, 3PL and other Non-F&V value businesses grew at over 32% during FY26
- Onion supply-chain business showed FY26 outward volume increase of 147.9% YoY (standalone)
Strategic Achievements
Cluster Development Programme:
- Prime Fresh ranked No. 1 across all three EOI applications for setting up clusters under the Cluster Development Programme (CDP) by National Horticulture Board
- Received high scores in the range of 42-46 out of 50
Credit Rating Enhancement:
- CRISIL reaffirmed Prime Fresh Limited at CRISIL BBB/Stable
- Rated amount enhanced to ₹100 crore from ₹10 crore
Management Commentary & Outlook
The management described FY26 as a "resilient and strategically important quarter" reflecting the strength of their diversified fresh-produce model. The performance was delivered despite seasonal crop volatility, climate-linked supply disruptions, and changing demand patterns.
FY27 Guidance:
- Target value sales growth: 25-30%
- Target tonnage volumes growth: 20-25%
- Expected challenges: softer demand from exporters and HORECA buyers, oil-price-linked pressure on transportation costs, global geopolitical uncertainty impacting select sales channels
Growth Strategy:
- Focus on Modern Trade, General Trade, E-Commerce, Imported Products and Newer Domestic Categories (Green peas, Malta, Pomegranate and other seasonal produce)
- Balancing scale with value - OPT as throughput engine, high-value fruits, imported products, new domestic categories and service-led businesses
Company Overview
Prime Fresh Limited is a fully integrated agriculture value-chain company established in 2007 and headquartered in Ahmedabad. The company focuses on the post-harvest supply chain of fruits and vegetables, offering sourcing, handling, sorting, grading, warehousing, ripening, packing and distribution services across domestic and global markets.
Business Segments: F&V supply-chain business; service/3PL and value-added warehousing, handling, packing, cold storage and facility-management solutions.
Operating Network: Sourcing and distribution across multiple Indian states, serving modern trade, e-commerce, HORECA, food processors, exporters, APMCs and general trade.
Core Differentiators: End-to-end post-harvest capabilities, farmer/FPO partnerships, channel depth, execution reliability and technology-led traceability initiatives.
Disclaimer
The document includes forward-looking statements subject to risks and uncertainties including regulatory changes, local political or economic developments, climate-related crop variations, supply-chain volatility and other factors.