SPIC, the city-based agri-nutrient and fertiliser company, posted a net profit of Rs 182.01 crore for the nine month period ending December 31, 2025. This is up from Rs 136.22 crore in the same period last year, said a company statement. However, net profit for the latest quarter fell to Rs 38.50 crore compared to the previous year’s quarter figure. Total income from operations for the quarter dropped to Rs 778.39 crore from Rs 823.23 crore the year before. But for the nine months ending December 2025, income rose to Rs 2,419.36 crore, up from Rs 2,340.82 crore last year. The company included Rs 20.10 crore in other income as a claim from an insurance company. This claim is for loss of profits due to a shutdown of operations from December 2023 to March 2024 caused by floods. SPIC Chairman Ashwin Muthiah said, "The quarter's results clearly reflect the company's focus on performance-led growth. From using natural gas as a raw material to producing environmentally friendly products, we remain committed to sustainable, cost-efficient production that serves our farming community. Our future strategy continues to align with the government's initiative on organic and natural agri-inputs." In management news, K R Anandan has been promoted as the whole-time director (finance) and chief financial officer, effective immediately. He will also serve as an additional director on the company's board. His appointment will be reviewed by shareholders for a three-year term. SPIC appears to be recovering well from the recent flood-related disruptions while continuing to focus on green farming solutions.