Rama Phosphates Ltd Share Price – NSE /  BSE

Fertilizers, Small Cap

Net profit of Rama Phosphates rose 283.33% to Rs 14.03 crore in the quarter ended December 2025 as against Rs 3.66 crore during the previous quarter ended December 2024. Sales rose 32.50% to Rs 238.00 crore in the quarter ended December 2025 as against Rs 179.62 crore during the previous quarter ended December 2024.

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Rama Phosphates will hold a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Company on 14 January 2026.

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The agency has also affirmed the company?s short-term rating at '[ICRA] A2+?.

ICRA stated that the revision in the outlook factors in an improvement in the company?s overall credit profile, supported by a strong recovery in operating performance in FY2025 and H1 FY2026. The remunerative subsidy rates and retail prices for single super phosphate (SSP) supported the improved performance.

Additionally, there has been a sharp uptick in profitability from the sale of sulphuric acid amid its constrained availability in the domestic market. As a result, the credit metrics are expected to witness a significant improvement in FY2026.

ICRA expects RPL?s profitability to remain healthy, given the Government of India's (GoI?s) focus on maintaining adequate availability of fertilisers and RPL?s backward integrated operations supported by sulphuric acid manufacturing, which will keep the credit metrics stable.

ICRA notes that the company is in the final stages of commissioning the Dhule plant, wherein the company is adding 0.22 MMT of SSP capacity. The commissioning of the Dhule plant in March 2026 will help scale up the revenue FY2027 onwards.

The company is also looking to set up a sulphuric acid manufacturing capacity of 90,000 MT at Dhule in FY2027 at a total capital outlay of Rs 30 crore, to be funded through a term loan of Rs. 20 crore and the rest from internal accruals. ICRA expects the company to maintain a stable credit profile while incurring the aforementioned capex.

The ratings assigned to the bank lines of RPL continue to factor in the company?s established presence as a manufacturer of SSP fertiliser acrossMaharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, etc.

The ratings favourably consider the extensive experience of the promoters of more than five decades in the fertiliser and chemical businesses along with a diversified product portfolio comprising phosphate fertilisers, sulphuric acid and soya-based products.

The ratings also factor in the integrated operations of the company wherein it also manufactures sulphuric acid which is usedas an input for manufacturing SSP. The backward integration ensures assured availability of the raw materialfor the company.

The capital structure remains comfortable, with total debt-to-OPBDITA expected to remain in the range of 1.2x?1.5x, despite the ongoing capex for capacity expansion.

The ratings, however, are constrained by the volatility in raw material prices, majorly rock phosphate and sulphuric acid along with volatility in the foreign exchange rates. The profitability remains vulnerable to foreign currency riskas a large part of the rock phosphate requirement and some part of the sulphur requirement is met through imports while the company does not hedge its forex exposure.

Further, the overall realisations on the sale of SSP comprise subsidy payable by the GoI and the retail price. The subsidy rates are usually fixed for a period of six months and there is limited flexibility in revising the retail prices owing to the price sensitive nature of the end user i.e. farmers. Hence, the company?s profitability remains exposed to the volatility in raw material prices.

The company?s profitability is also exposed to regulatory risks pertaining to the announcement of subsidy by the GoI, which is a key driver of the industry?s profitability. This, along with the schedule of the subsidy release, determines the working capital cycle of fertiliser companies.

The company is also present in the soya oil division which involves the sale of unrefined soya oil and de-oiled soya cakes as animal feed. The segment has been posting minor losses for the last few yearsand the subdued performance is expected to continue amid volatile prices for soya oil.

RPL manufactures phosphatic fertilisers -single super phosphate (SSP), fortified fertilisers namely boronated SSP as well as sulphuric acid and its derivatives. It also has a soya oil division which is engaged in the extraction of soya oil.

The scrip had fallen 2.50% to end at Rs 159.75 on the BSE on Friday.

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The stock has rallied 10.97% in two consecutive sessions following a strong set of numbers for the September quarter.

The company's net profit soared 461% year-on-year to Rs 17.28 crore in Q2 FY26 from Rs 3.08 crore in Q2 FY25, aided by higher fertilizer sales and better margins. Sequentially, profit grew 7.7% from Rs 16.04 crore in Q1 FY26.

Revenue from operations rose 17% YoY to Rs 245.66 crore in Q2 FY26 from Rs 209.46 crore a year earlier, and was up 29% sequentially from Rs 190.31 crore in Q1 FY26.

Profit before tax stood at Rs 22.90 crore, up 326% YoY from Rs 5.37 crore in Q2 FY25 and 6.6% higher than Rs 21.47 crore in Q1 FY26.

EBITDA stood at Rs 27.11 crore, a jump of 149% YoY from Rs 10.90 crore in Q2 FY25 and 0.6% higher than Rs 26.94 crore in Q1 FY26. The EBITDA margin expanded to 11.0% from 5.2% in the year-ago quarter.

Total expenses increased 9% YoY to Rs 223.03 crore from Rs 204.44 crore, reflecting higher input and logistics costs. Employee benefit expenses were up 2% YoY at Rs 8.90 crore, while finance costs declined 36% to Rs 2.21 crore. Depreciation stood nearly flat at Rs 2 crore, and other expenses rose 25% to Rs 48.76 crore.

Tax expenses surged 145% YoY to Rs 5.61 crore, in line with higher profitability.

Rama Phosphates is a leading manufacturer of phosphatic fertilizers in India, specializing in Single Super Phosphate (SSP). The company has diversified manufacturing divisions, including fertilizers, chemicals, and soya edible oil. Its manufacturing units are located in Pune, Indore, Udaipur, and Nimbahera. The company produces a variety of fertilizers in both powder and granuler forms, as well as chemicals like Sulphuric Acid, Oleum, and micronutrients such as Magnesium Sulphate. Its oil division focuses on extracting soy oil and producing value-added products like Lecithin.

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