Financial results of Hardwyn India Limited announced! Annual income crossed the 200 crore mark; Company will give bonus shares?

Hardwin India Limited has released its fourth quarter and fiscal year 2026 financial results. Reached over ₹1,000 crore by FY32 with a CAGR of 30-35%. The company announced a seven-pillar strategic plan on market expansion, product innovation and digital transformation to drive long-term shareholder value.

Steady growth path year after year

Hardwin India Limited today announced its audited financial results for the quarter and full year ended March 31, 2026. The company reported a total revenue of ₹20,041.35 lakh for FY2026 compared to ₹18,537.39 lakh for FY2025, indicating a steady year-on-year growth trajectory.
Net profit for the full year stood at ₹1,320.58 lakh, higher than the previous year’s ₹1,123.12 lakh, resulting in a 17.58% increase in PAT, underlining the steady improvement in profitability and operating leverage. For the fourth quarter fiscal 2026, the company reported revenue of ₹ 5,747.42 lakh and net profit of ₹ 342.94 lakh, showing strong momentum entering the new financial year. Earnings per share for FY 2026 was valued at ₹ 1/ at ₹ 0.27 per share compared to ₹ 0.23 in FY 2025. The company has also considered issuing bonus shares.

Managing Director Rubaljit Singh Syal’s Commentary

“Fiscal 2026 has been a year of targeted execution. Our revenue and profit growth reflects the strength of our distribution network and our ability to address a diverse customer base ranging from retail to institutional. We are particularly pleased with our fourth quarter performance, which remains strong in our fundamentals.

Looking ahead, we have set an ambitious but achievable target of over ₹1,000 crore in revenue by FY32, representing a CAGR of 30-35%. This is not just an aspiration, but is supported by a structured, seven-pillar strategy that addresses every aspect of our business: markets, products, operations, customers, sustainability, margins as well as digital infrastructure.

On the demand side, we see significant headroom in Tier-II and Tier-III cities, which have less access to quality hardware solutions. At the same time, our exports to South Asia, Middle East and Africa open up a large addressable market, which we intend to capture systematically.
Product leadership will remain at the heart of our growth story. We are actively expanding our portfolio into premium, smart and bundled hardware categories that include doors, kitchens, wardrobes and access systems. Combined, the high-ticket measures will improve both revenue per transaction and gross margin profile, contributing meaningfully to our high margin product pillar.

On the institutional side, we are actively building preferred-supplier certifications with major real estate developers, infrastructure project owners and government procurement organizations. These relationships, once established, provide annuity-like revenue visibility and differentiate you from smaller, fragmented competition.
Sustainability is no longer optional as it is a business imperative. We are moving forward to adopt eco-friendly materials and responsible manufacturing practices in our core operations and transparently report on ESG metrics.

We believe this positions Hardwin favorably for institutional investors, large corporate clients and a new generation of discerning consumers. Finally, our digital transformation program including D2C channels, digital product configurators and e-commerce partnerships will significantly expand our reach while improving customer experience. With lean manufacturing and digital ERP deployment, we are creating an organization that is progressive, efficient and ready for the next phase of growth.”