Asian Paints on July 29 reported 6% decline in net profit at Rs 1,100 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2025 as against Rs 1,170 crore a year ago.

The firm's revenue fell marginally to Rs 8,939 crore in Q1FY26 as against Rs 8,970 crore in Q1FY25.

The results are in line with estimates of a Moneycontrol poll of 7 brokerages. The poll pegged Asian Paints' Q1 revenue at Rs 8,905 crore and net profit at Rs 1,099 crore.

At 2:20 pm on July 29, Asian Paints shares were trading 1% higher at Rs 2,381 apiece.

Home Décor categories saw a de-growth in Q1FY26 with pressure on household disposable incomes, said the company's MD.


“The paint industry experienced a slight uptick this quarter, driven by marginally improved demand from urban centres, despite monsoons slowing the momentum in June. Our revenues for the coatings business in India were 0.2% lower than last year. Domestic Decorative paints business did relatively better compared to the earlier quarters, registering a volume growth of 3.9% and a revenue decline of 1.2%. The revenues from the Industrial Coatings business grew by 8.8%, on the back of good performance in Auto & Protective coating segments. The operating margins for the quarter were marginally lower on a year on year basis on account of higher sales and marketing investments.

"The home décor business was slow due to subdued retail consumption however the retail chain of Beautiful Homes Stores did well. On the international front, the portfolio delivered a strong performance with a revenue growth of 11.1% on a like-to-like basis (20.4% in constant currency terms), with all key markets in the Middle East and South Asia performing well. Confident in the long-term growth potential of home décor and paints industry, we continue to drive innovation and strengthen our brand saliency as we navigate the current demand challenges,” said Amit Syngle, Managing Director & CEO of Asian Paints Limited.

International business registered a value growth of 8.4% on the back of growth in Asian markets, UAE and Egypt, said the company.