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Guwahati: Brahmaputra Cracker and Polymer Limited (BCPL) turned a 117.67 crore profit in the 2025-26 fiscal year. Revenue hit 3,725.53 crore as the company pushed capacity utilization to 106 percent. Managing Director Pranjal Changmai confirmed the firm is bracing for digital threats despite the financial win.
Cybersecurity is a constant headache. Managing Director Pranjal Changmai addressed the risks during a Saturday press briefing in Dibrugarh. He noted that the company is currently fortifying its digital defenses against global threats. "Cyber security is a huge challenge for us, but we have started taking steps to prevent it," Changmai said.
Global markets faced heavy volatility last year. Geopolitical shifts, shifting energy prices, and supply chain snarls hit feedstock costs and polymer margins hard. Still, BCPL kept operations running smoothly without interruption. An AA+ credit rating proves their financial stability remains intact.
The company continues to lean on its Brahma-Lene and Brahma-Pol brands to drive growth. Sales in the Northeast jumped to 48,140 metric tonnes this year, up from 43,841 metric tonnes the year prior. This marks a sharp climb from the 5,511 metric tonnes recorded back in 2016-17. Beyond the domestic market, BCPL is also shipping product into Bangladesh and Bhutan to widen its reach.
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