Pricol Ltd Posts Q4 Profit of Rs 34.94 Cr, Annual PAT Surges to Rs 167.02 Cr

Coimbatore-based auto-component maker Pricol Limited reported a consolidated profit after tax (PAT) of Rs 34.94 crore for the January-March 2025 quarter, down from Rs 41.50 crore in the same period last year.

However, the company’s annual PAT for FY25 soared to Rs 167.02 crore, up from Rs 140.61 crore in FY24, driven by strategic acquisitions and robust demand, according to a company statement.

Consolidated total income for Q4 FY25 rose to Rs 773.70 crore from Rs 588.51 crore a year ago, while FY25 annual income climbed to Rs 2,708.56 crore from Rs 2,284.94 crore. On January 31, 2025, Pricol Precision Products Pvt Ltd, a subsidiary, acquired Sundaram Auto Components Ltd’s injection-moulded plastic component division, boosting production capacity.

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The acquisition aligns with Pricol’s focus on expanding its automotive solutions portfolio, including wiper systems and cabin-tilting mechanisms, amid a 10.5% annual revenue growth in India’s auto-component sector.

Managing Director Vikram Mohan commented, “Our performance underscores progress and challenges. Strategic efforts yielded gains, but geopolitical tensions impacted results. Actions taken will show results from Q2 FY26.” Mohan emphasized addressing operational hurdles while prioritizing stakeholder value, leveraging Pricol’s 9% export growth to counter market volatility.

Pricol’s stock rose 2.2% on the BSE post-results, reflecting investor confidence despite the Q4 dip. The company, supplying to OEMs like Tata Motors, aims to capitalize on domestic and global demand, navigating supply chain disruptions with diversified sourcing.

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