OthersReg. 34 (1) Annual Report
Bright Brothers Limited: 79th AGM and FY25-26 results; revenue up, profits steady; dividends proposed; governance robust; US subsidiaries.
Financial performance
- Standalone revenue from operations: 35,018 lakh; Consolidated: 37,504 lakh.
- Standalone PBT: 885.86 lakh; PAT: 774.15 lakh; Consolidated PBT: 703.51 lakh; PAT: 591.80 lakh.
- Standalone EPS: 13.63; Consolidated EPS: 10.42.
- Dividend proposed: final dividend Rs 2.00 per share.
- Operating cash flow: Standalone 1,505.39 lakh; Consolidated 1,203.20 lakh.
Dividend & capital allocation
- Final dividend of Rs 2.00 per share proposed; AGM approval required.
- Standalone dividend cash outflow about Rs 11.36 lakh.
Capital structure & liquidity
- Total borrowings (standalone) 4,792.48 lakh; undrawn WC facilities 2,502.54 lakh.
- Debt-to-equity ratio 1.24; adjusted net debt to equity 1.16.
- Cash & cash equivalents: Standalone 739.28 lakh; Consolidated 888.17 lakh.
Subsidiaries & group structure
- Two US subsidiaries: Bright Brothers LLC and Sintex Logistics LLC; 100% owned.
- Bright Brothers LLC: turnover Nil; PBT -20.45; PAT -20.45.
- Sintex Logistics LLC: turnover 3,119.79; PBT -170.04; PAT -170.04.
- Consolidated results include subsidiaries; presently no material subsidiary.
Governance & risk
- Statutory auditors GMJ & Co; no qualifications; internal controls adequate.
- BSE waiver for Regulation 17(1) fine; waiver approved March 18, 2026.
- Board comprises three independent directors; independent directors registered with IICA.
CSR & compliance
- CSR spend 2.75 lakh; 0.99 lakh annual CSR obligation; excess carry-forward 5.64 lakh.
- CSR policy and nomination policy published on company website.
AGM & regulatory disclosures
- AGM scheduled for 18 Sep 2026; e-voting window 15-17 Sep 2026.
- Notice and annual report circulated electronically; available on company and BSE websites.
Outlook & risks
- Management focuses on automotive and composite expansions; diversifying domestic and international customers.
- Anticipated risks include higher raw material costs, supply-chain disruptions, and geopolitical factors.