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Sampre Nutritions reported a return to profit in FY26, alongside progress on its Egypt capacity expansion, drawing attention in a session where the Nifty 50 slipped 0.70 per cent to 23,382.60. The company posted revenue of Rs 43.34 crore and net profit of Rs 3.07 crore after losses in FY25.

FMCG and food processing companies stayed in focus for investors as FY26 results were released. Within this pack, Sampre Nutritions gained interest because of a clear turnaround in earnings and fresh international plans. The figures highlighted a shift from loss-making operations towards growth, linked with both domestic demand and export ambitions.

Sampre Nutritions FY26 financial performance and turnaround

The company's consolidated revenue from operations rose to Rs 43.34 crore in FY26 from Rs 25.12 crore in FY25, reflecting 72.53 per cent year-on-year growth. Profit before tax moved to Rs 1.77 crore in FY26 after a loss before tax of Rs 7.52 crore earlier. Net profit stood at Rs 3.07 crore, against a net loss of Rs 7.67 crore in FY25, while basic EPS improved to Rs 1.46 from negative Rs 3.65.

Sampre Nutritions' key financial indicators for FY25 and FY26 are summarised below for clarity and comparison.

Sampre Nutritions FY26 strategic drivers and operations

FY26 marked a shift for Sampre Nutritions, as losses in FY25 gave way to profit. The company attributed this improvement to stronger traction from customers, better operational efficiencies and closer attention to business development activities. Management also pointed to nearly 30 years of association with a key customer, underlining consistent relationships and established manufacturing capabilities.

Sampre Nutritions FY26 Egypt expansion and global plans

Alongside the financial revival, Sampre Nutritions advanced its overseas plans in FY26 through wholly-owned subsidiary Sampre Nutrition Holdings Limited. The subsidiary signed a land agreement with Orascom Industrial Parks in Egypt. The project involves setting up a food processing and confectionery manufacturing facility, aimed at boosting production strength, improving access to international markets and backing the group's long-term global growth strategy beyond India.

Corporate governance and business profile of Sampre Nutritions FY26

During FY26, shareholders cleared the appointment of Pradeep Narendra Poddar as a Non-Executive Non-Independent Director through a postal ballot. The company indicated that Poddar's presence on the board is expected to enhance strategic oversight and guide future growth plans. Sampre Nutritions also highlighted its focus on maintaining corporate governance standards while pursuing expansion.

Sampre Nutritions Ltd operates in confectionery and food manufacturing, producing éclairs, candies, toffees, centre-filled confectionery and powder-based products, along with other food items. The company supplies both domestic and multinational brands. It continues to widen its footprint across Indian and international markets, supported by existing facilities and the proposed Egypt plant.