Pulsar International Ltd has announced that it is evaluating a strategic expansion of its Smart Agri Solutions business into Artificial Intelligence-led Internet of Things technologies. The move is aimed at supporting next-generation precision farming and improving agricultural supply chain management.
The company said its board of directors is scheduled to meet on 14 March 2026 to discuss the expansion proposal in detail. During the meeting, the board will also consider recommending an interim dividend of up to 100 per cent of reserves and surplus for the financial year 2025- 26 and decide the record date for the same.
The proposed expansion reflects Pulsar International’s effort to leverage emerging technologies to improve productivity, efficiency and transparency across the agricultural ecosystem.
AI and IoT to Strengthen Smart Agriculture
The company plans to integrate Artificial Intelligence-powered data analytics with Internet of Things-based monitoring systems. These technologies can help farmers and agribusinesses manage crops more efficiently and make data-driven decisions.
Through this initiative, Pulsar International aims to develop intelligent solutions that optimise crop management and improve resource utilisation. Real-time monitoring and analytics are also expected to enhance visibility across agricultural supply chains.
According to Mr Arvind Parmar, Chairman and Managing Director of Pulsar International Ltd, the company also plans to explore AI-driven digital platforms and IoT infrastructure for agricultural logistics and traceability. These technologies can improve supply chain transparency and help stakeholders make better decisions.
The company believes such technology-enabled systems can reduce wastage, enhance market connectivity and strengthen overall agricultural productivity.
Strong Financial Turnaround in Q3FY26
The company has also reported a significant turnaround in its financial performance during the third quarter of FY26, ending December 2025.
Net profit rose to ₹3.29 crore, more than four times higher than ₹0.66 crore reported in the same period last year. Revenue from operations surged over five times year on year to ₹39.64 crore. EBITDA also increased by 445% year on year to Rs 3.57 crore.
For the nine months ending December 2025, the company reported revenue of ₹55.11 crore, reflecting 145% year on year growth. Net profit increased 76% to ₹3.87 crore, while EBITDA grew 89% to ₹4.16 crore.
Expansion Backed by Recent Rights Issue
In December 2025, Pulsar International completed a ₹35.70 crore rights issue to support its expansion plans. The funds will be used to develop cold storage infrastructure, finance contract farming activities, and strengthen working capital.
Incorporated in 1991, Pulsar International Ltd is engaged in the procurement, processing and distribution of agricultural produce. The company focuses on perishable commodities such as fresh fruits and vegetables and operates through a network of logistics hubs, warehouses, agri-processing units, and cold storage facilities across Gujarat.
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