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Dodla Dairy Ltd Q1 FY26: Is the Cream Still Rising or Starting to Curdle?


1. At a Glance

Dodla Dairy has churned out sweet profits for years, but Q1 FY26 brings a mix of flavors. Revenue is up 10.5%, but margins? Not so buttery. A fresh acquisition, declining promoter holding, and a meaty ROCE of 27%—what’s really going on at this Telangana-based dairy giant?


2. Introduction with Hook

Imagine running a dairy empire so efficient, even your cows wear smartwatches. Dodla Dairy might not be there yet—but with 94 chilling centers, zero debt stress, and a footprint across 11 Indian states and Africa, they’re not far off.

  • Q1 FY26 Revenue: ₹9,007 Cr (up 10.5% YoY)
  • Q1 FY26 PAT: ₹63 Cr (flat-ish, down from ₹68 Cr QoQ)
  • New Drama: Acquiring Osam Dairy for ₹271 Cr

Dodla’s quarter was creamy on top but had a few sour notes beneath. So let’s milk this company dry and see what’s beneath the froth.


3. Business Model (WTF Do They Even Do?)

Dodla Dairy is a full-stack dairy play—from procuring raw milk to selling value-added dairy products across India and Africa. Their brands—Dodla, KC+, Dairy Top, and Dodla+—cover a wide portfolio:

  • India: Milk, curd, paneer, butter milk, ghee, lassi, flavored milk, doodh peda
  • Africa: Cheese, UHT milk, flavored yogurt under “Pride of Cows” and others

Operations are spread across procurement in 5 states and sales across 11. This isn’t just local doodh-wala stuff—this is a scaled FMCG dairy machine.


4. Financials Overview

Key Highlights (FY25 vs FY24):

MetricFY24FY25TTM
Revenue₹3,125 Cr₹3,720 Cr₹3,815 Cr
EBITDA₹290 Cr
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