Som Distilleries & Breweries Ltd — earnings calls
2 quarters summarised from transcripts filed with the exchange, every statement cited. Newest first.
Som Distilleries reported a difficult Q1 FY27 due to the closure of its Madhya Pradesh operations, which management said cost about INR250-260 crores of revenue, while Karnataka and Odisha delivered strong volume recovery. The company commissioned its new Uttar Pradesh brewery with 10 million cases of annual capacity in June 2026, funded without external debt. Consolidated volumes stood at 45.79 lakh cases with total income of INR268.8 crores and EBITDA of INR15.2 crores for the quarter.
Som Distilleries & Breweries reported a 14.8% decline in consolidated revenue to Rs 1,233 crore for FY26, with EBITDA falling to Rs 89.7 crore and PAT at Rs 10.2 crore, primarily due to a license-related disruption at the Bhopal facility and subdued demand in Karnataka and Odisha. Beer volumes fell 20% to 187.19 lakh cases while IMFL volumes grew 32% to 15.03 lakh cases. Management discussed the ongoing renewal of the Bhopal manufacturing license, progress on the greenfield UP brewery project, and provided revenue guidance for FY27.