Kohinoor Foods Q1 FY27 Results: Revenue Grows 82% to Rs 29 Crore, PAT Swings to Rs 2 Crore

Kohinoor Foods Q1 FY27 results showed the consolidated premium basmati rice company posting Rs 29 crore revenue, up 81.82% from Rs 16 crore in Q1 FY26. Strong export demand for Kohinoor branded basmati from the Middle East, UK, and North America drove the volume surge.

The Kohinoor Foods Q1 FY27 results showed gross loss narrowing dramatically from Rs -1 crore to Rs -0.08 crore on 82% higher revenue — the company is within striking distance of gross breakeven in basmati rice. PAT swinging to Rs 2 crore from Rs -2 crore confirms significant non-operating income bridging the residual gross loss.

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Kohinoor Foods Q1 FY27 Financial Highlights

Metric	Q1 FY27 (Rs Crore)	Q1 FY26 (Rs Crore)	YoY Change
Revenue	29.00	16.00	+81.82%
Gross Profit	-0.08	-1.00	+95.18%
Net Profit / PAT	2.00	-2.00	+202.44%

Kohinoor Foods Q1 FY27 Performance Analysis

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Kohinoor Foods Q1 FY27 results represent a meaningful basmati rice recovery — 82% revenue growth narrowing gross losses from Rs -1 crore to Rs -0.08 crore signals the company is nearly at operational breakeven.

PAT swinging Rs 4 crore positive (from -Rs 2 Cr to +Rs 2 Cr) in Q1 FY27 results is the most significant metric — non-operating income combined with improving operational economics produced a transformational earnings outcome.

If Kohinoor Foods can grow revenue modestly beyond Rs 29 crore in Q2 FY27, the Rs -0.08 crore gross loss should turn positive — making the next quarter a potential operational profitability milestone.

India's basmati rice exports have structural growth from the Indian diaspora's global expansion and premium rice adoption in retail and food service — supporting sustained demand for Kohinoor branded basmati.

Key Business Factors in Q1 FY27

Basmati Export Recovery

82% revenue growth from strong international basmati demand — Middle East, UK, US are key markets.

Gross Near-Breakeven

Gross loss of Rs -0.08 crore vs Rs -1 crore confirms the business is approaching operational profitability.

PAT Turnaround

Rs 4 crore positive PAT swing from non-operating income and improving basmati economics.

Dividend Details

Kohinoor Foods has not declared a dividend for Q1 FY27. Return to sustained profitability is the prerequisite.

FY27 Outlook

The FY27 outlook is positive. Gross breakeven in Q2 FY27 would be a major milestone. Basmati export demand and paddy procurement costs are the primary variables.

Any food safety or quality compliance issues in export markets would be a risk to monitor.

Kohinoor Foods Stock Performance

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Kohinoor Foods shares traded at Rs 23.10 on August 13, 2026, up 3.41%.

Key Risks

Paddy Procurement Cost

Basmati paddy prices determine gross margins — any spike would push the Rs -0.08 crore gross loss wider.

Export Market Risk

US and EU food safety compliance requirements create ongoing regulatory risk for Indian basmati exports.

Competition

Pakistani basmati competes with Indian brands in Middle Eastern and Western markets.

Conclusion

Kohinoor Foods Q1 FY27 results show 82% revenue growth to Rs 29 crore and PAT swinging to Rs 2 crore from a Rs 2 crore loss — meaningful basmati recovery with gross breakeven nearly achieved. Consult a SEBI-registered advisor.

Frequently Asked Questions on Kohinoor Foods Q1 FY27 Results

When announced?

Ans. August 13, 2026, consolidated.

Revenue?

Ans. Rs 29 crore, up 81.82%.

PAT?

Ans. Rs 2 crore, swinging from loss of Rs 2 crore.

Why did PAT turn positive?

Ans. 82% revenue growth narrowed gross losses to near-zero while non-operating income drove PAT strongly positive.

Dividend?

Ans. No dividend for Q1 FY27.

Outlook?

Ans. Positive. Gross breakeven in Q2 FY27 is achievable.

Investment?

Ans. Meaningful basmati turnaround with near-breakeven operations. Consult a SEBI-registered advisor.