Akzo Nobel India's June 2025 Results Show Mixed Performance Amid Financial Challenges

Akzo Nobel India has recently reported its financial results for the quarter ending June 2025, revealing a complex picture of its performance. The company's evaluation has undergone a notable adjustment, with its score reflecting a shift from 1 to -9 over the past three months.
On a positive note, Akzo Nobel has achieved its highest Debtors Turnover Ratio in the last five half-yearly periods, recorded at 6.99 times, indicating an improvement in the speed of settling debts. Additionally, the company has announced a significant annual Dividend per Share of Rs 100.00, marking the highest distribution in the last five years.

Conversely, several metrics indicate challenges for Akzo Nobel. The Operating Cash Flow has reached its lowest point at Rs 310.80 crore, continuing a downward trend over the past three years. Profit Before Tax less Other Income has also shown a decline, with a quarterly figure of Rs 113.50 crore, reflecting a negative trend compared to previous averages. Similarly, Profit After Tax and Operating Profit have both reached their lowest levels in the last five quarters, suggesting a deterioration in profitability and operational efficiency.

Overall, the financial results present a mixed landscape for Akzo Nobel India, highlighting both strengths and areas of concern.

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