Hindalco Industries posted strong revenue growth for FY25, with total revenue rising to ₹9,46,380 million, compared to ₹8,37,120 million in FY24, driven by solid performance across its metals and downstream businesses.
Net revenue from operations stood at ₹9,33,090 million, reflecting steady core business momentum, while other income increased to ₹13,290 million, providing additional support to overall earnings.
However, rising input costs weighed on profitability. Total expenditure climbed to ₹8,51,160 million from ₹7,87,380 million a year earlier, primarily due to a sharp rise in cost of materials consumed, which jumped to ₹6,17,880 million, highlighting pressure from raw material and commodity price movements.
Inventory adjustments showed negative change of ₹1,300 million, indicating stock drawdown during the period.
Despite revenue expansion, higher raw material and operating costs suggest margin pressure may continue, even as the company sustains growth momentum.
The stock was trading at ₹957.60, down 0.86% intraday, reflecting cautious market sentiment amid cost pressures and broader commodity trends.
