What the board approved
At its meeting on 6 August 2026, PG Electroplast's board took its unaudited standalone and consolidated results for the quarter ended 30 June 2026 on record, with limited-review reports attached. The fuller story, though, sits in the accompanying disclosures. The board noted the commencement of operations at two new units of wholly owned subsidiary PG Technoplast Private Limited (PGTL) — one at Salarpur, Rajasthan, and one in the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor at Greater Noida — and approved a set of asset transfers and unit relocations that reorganise the group's manufacturing footprint.
The quarter's numbers
On a consolidated basis, revenue from operations for the June quarter was higher than a year earlier, while consolidated profit after tax (including the joint venture) was broadly in line year-on-year. Standalone profit for the quarter was lower than in the June 2025 quarter, per the filing. The group continues to report a single operating segment, and the auditors issued an unmodified limited-review conclusion.
A footprint reorganisation and new capacity
The disclosures describe a deliberate consolidation. PGTL has taken an approximately 39,000 sq. metre plot at Salarpur on a 90-year lease from Rajasthan's RIICO, and the group is relocating operations from its Greater Noida units into it — a move the company frames as reducing recurring rental costs and consolidating manufacturing as business grows. The new Salarpur unit adds capacity in air coolers, moulds and dies, sanitaryware and plastic components, while the DMIC unit adds washing-machine capacity. The company also disclosed the sale of its Greater Noida Unit 5 assets, partly to PGTL — a promoter-group related party — on an arm's-length basis, funded per the filing by term loans from banks and internal accruals.