IFGL Refractories Ltd

IFGL Refractories announced that the Board of Directors of the Company at its meeting held on 30 May 2026, inter alia, have recommended the final dividend of Rs 2.15 per equity Share (i.e. 21.5%) , subject to the approval of the shareholders.

Net profit of IFGL Refractories rose 69.40% to Rs 14.28 crore in the quarter ended March 2026 as against Rs 8.43 crore during the previous quarter ended March 2025. Sales rose 7.68% to Rs 482.97 crore in the quarter ended March 2026 as against Rs 448.53 crore during the previous quarter ended March 2025. For the full year,net profit declined 19.26% to Rs 34.70 crore in the year ended March 2026 as against Rs 42.98 crore during the previous year ended March 2025. Sales rose 14.59% to Rs 1894.25 crore in the year ended March 2026 as against Rs 1653.03 crore during the previous year ended March 2025. ParticularsQuarter EndedYear EndedMar. 2026Mar. 2025% Var.Mar. 2026Mar. 2025% Var. Sales482.97448.53 8 1894.251653.03 15 OPM %8.067.41 -7.187.78 - PBDT38.0732.75 16 129.96132.28 -2 PBT17.4212.79 36 50.3759.54 -15 NP14.288.43 69 34.7042.98 -19 Powered by Capital Market - Live

IFGL Refractories will hold a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Company on 30 May 2026.

The board of IFGL Refractories at its meeting held on 21 April 2026 has approved the appointment of Mukesh Harshadrai Rawal (DIN : 11676514), US Citizen of Indian Origin, as an Additional Director of the Company and also his appointment as Non-Executive Non-Independent Director. Presently, Rawal is President of Company's Material Subsidiary in US, Mono Ceramics Inc (MCI) and on and from close of business hours on 15 August 2026, he will cease to hold the office of President of MCI.

IFGL Refractories announced the resignation of Arasu Shanmugam (DIN : 02316638) from the post of Director and CEO India with effect from 07 April 2026.

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The facility had earlier faced disruption due to a shortage of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), following the ongoing conflict in the Gulf region and government directives prioritising domestic LPG supply. The disruption had led to a temporary halt in certain production lines dependent on LPG. The company has now restored operations, with all product lines at the Kandla unit becoming fully functional. IFGL Refractories said it will continue to monitor the situation and take necessary steps to mitigate any further impact, as external factors remain beyond its control. IFGL Refractories is a manufacturer of specialized heat-resistant products and operating systems, primarily serving the iron and steel industries. On a consolidated basis, IFGL Refractories reported net loss of Rs 3.08 crore in Q3 December 2025 as against net loss of Rs 2.18 crore in Q3 December 2024. Net sales rose 23.70% YoY to Rs 468.64 crore in Q3 December 2025. Powered by Capital Market - Live

IFGL Refractories announced that operations at the Company's Kandla manufacturing facility at Plot Nos. 638-644, Kandla Special Economic Zone, P.O. Gandhidham 370 230, Dist. Kutch, Gujarat, requiring Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) have now been resumed. With this all product lines at Kandla works are now functionalPowered by Capital Market - Live

This new line was set up with the help of technical know-how from company's material subsidiary, Sheffield Refractories, UK. With addition of comprehensive range of Plastic Refractories, the Company will be in a position to meet ever increasing demand from ferrous and non ferrous industries. These plastic refractories would strengthen company's robustmonolithics portfolio comprising castables, precast, shotcrete and ramming mass and thus reaffirm Company's commitment to delivering high performance refractory solutions manufactured in India for advancing self-reliance and driving industrial progress. The capital outlay involved for this expansion project has been about Rs 2.10 crore financed largely by internal accruals. The total installed capacity is 10,000 MT per annum. With very few domestic manufacturers currently in this sector, Company's entry marks a significant step toward strengthening indigenous capacity and reducing reliance on imports,' IFGL Refractories said in a statement. IFGL Refractories is one of the fastest growing brands in the global refractory industry. The company offers a wide range of specialised refractory products and operating systems for its products to customers worldwide. The company's expertise lies in the iron making, steelmaking and continuous casting areas with particular emphasis in slide gate systems, purging systems, ladle lining & ladle refractories, tundish furniture's & tundish refractories, and others. The company had reported a net loss of Rs 3.1 crore in Q3 FY26 as against a net loss of Rs 2.2 crore posted in Q3 FY25. Total income rose by 23% YoY to Rs 470 crore during the period under review. Powered by Capital Market - Live

Net Loss of IFGL Refractories reported to Rs 3.08 crore in the quarter ended December 2025 as against net loss of Rs 2.18 crore during the previous quarter ended December 2024. Sales rose 23.70% to Rs 468.64 crore in the quarter ended December 2025 as against Rs 378.84 crore during the previous quarter ended December 2024. ParticularsQuarter EndedDec. 2025Dec. 2024% Var. Sales468.64378.84 24 OPM %4.924.40 - PBDT21.0716.04 31 PBT1.08-1.96 LP NP-3.08-2.18 -41 Powered by Capital Market - Live