
Rallis India reported an 81.8% decline in standalone net profit to Rs 2 crore in Q3 FY26, down from Rs 11 crore a year earlier, mainly due to a one-off gratuity provision linked to the new labour code and an exceptional loss of Rs 35 crore. Despite this, revenue rose 19.3% to Rs 623 crore, driven by strong volume growth across Crop Care, Seeds, and B2B segments. The company also advanced its innovation pipeline with new product launches and patents. Shares initially fell to a nine-month low but later recovered amid positive operational performance.
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