KFIL FY26 sales rise to INR6,861 crores
Kirloskar Ferrous Industries Limited reported FY26 sales of INR6,861 crores, up from INR6,628 crores in the previous year. Profit before tax improved to INR514.43 crores from INR432 crores. The company saw growth in casting and tube production, though pig iron production was impacted by a furnace stoppage. Management expects the merger of Oliver Foundry to close soon and targets 15% volume growth in castings for FY27.

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Kirloskar Ferrous Industries Limited announced its financial results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ended March 31, 2026. The company reported total sales of INR6,861 crores for FY26, an increase from INR6,628 crores in the previous year. Profit before tax for the year was INR514.43 crores, compared to INR432 crores before exceptional items in the prior year, reflecting an improvement of about INR100 crores.
Operational Performance
The company produced a total of 6,23,939 metric tons during FY26, slightly lower than the 6,31,103 metric tons produced in the previous year. The decline was attributed to a 3.5-month stoppage of the Hiriyyur blast furnace due to adverse market conditions. Production of castings increased by 7% to 1,48,564 metric tons, while tube production grew to 2,16,914 metric tons from 1,99,443 metric tons in the previous year.
Financial Highlights
Sales realization faced pressure during the year, with drops of 6% in pig iron and 10% in tubes. However, the fourth quarter saw a pickup in pig iron and steel prices. The company achieved a 3% growth in overall sales, which rose to 5.1% when including the contribution from its subsidiary, Oliver Foundry.
| Metric | FY26 | FY25 |
|---|---|---|
| Total Sales (INR crores) | 6,861 | 6,628 |
| Profit Before Tax (INR crores) | 514.43 | 432* |
*Before exceptional items.
Strategic Initiatives
Management indicated that the merger of Oliver Foundry into Kirloskar Ferrous Industries is expected to be completed in the coming months. The company is also focusing on increasing its share of value-added and complex castings, with new customer acquisitions in the diesel engine and earthmoving equipment segments. Additionally, the company is investing in green energy projects, including 35 megawatts of solar and 25 megawatts of wind power, to reduce CO2 emissions and lower power costs.
Outlook
Looking ahead to FY27, the company targets a 15% volume growth in the casting segment, aiming for production numbers between 1,85,000 and 1,90,000 metric tons. The management expressed optimism regarding demand from the auto and tractor sectors and expects improvements in sales realization driven by rising international pig iron prices.
Historical Stock Returns for Kirloskar Industries
| 1 Day | 5 Days | 1 Month | 6 Months | 1 Year | 5 Years |
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| +0.13% | -9.54% | -2.04% | -18.21% | -3.84% | +99.64% |
How will the merger of Oliver Engineering into KFIL impact consolidated margins and earnings per share once fully reflected in financial statements?
Given the planned ₹500+ crore investment in Baramati tube mill expansion, how will KFIL manage its debt levels and capital allocation if pig iron margins remain below the 15% EBITDA comfort threshold?
With 3 new casting customers added after a six-year gap, what is the competitive landscape risk from Chinese or other low-cost casting manufacturers that could pressure export realization targets?


































