Halder Venture Limited (HVL) just dropped some seriously impressive numbers for FY25, and agri-business fans are taking notice. The company’s standalone profit before tax skyrocketed by 106.30%, hitting Rs 35.32 crore. That’s not all—revenue climbed nearly 20% YoY to Rs 772.26 crore. Talk about a powerhouse performance!
What’s driving this growth? A mix of sharp operational efficiency, smart acquisitions, and a push into new markets. Standalone total income reached Rs 797.86 crore, while EPS jumped 87.91% to Rs 68.40. Even with total expenses at Rs 762.20 crore, HVL’s discipline and momentum are clear.
Mrinal Debnath, CFO of Halder Venture Limited, shared the secret sauce: strategic acquisitions and laser-focused efficiency. The rice segment revenue grew by 31.50%, and the oil segment held strong with a 23.51% increase in results—even with slight revenue dips due to market saturation. Debnath says it’s all about ‘navigating complexity while delivering value.’
Big news alert: HVL’s acquisition of KS Oil’s Haldia unit is a game-changer. This move turbocharges their Eastern India distribution network and is expected to create 500+ jobs. Oh, and revenue could jump another 20% next year. Not too shabby!
What’s next? Global expansion into Africa and Asia, plus a stronger retail push with brands like Odaana (edible oil) and Bhojmoti (rice). HVL isn’t just growing—it’s evolving.