Aarti Industries Presents Investor Presentation at 43rd AGM, Highlights FY26 Performance
Aarti Industries reported FY26 revenue of ₹9018 Cr (up 12%) and EBITDA of ₹1172 Cr (up 15%). The company signed a ₹200-250 Cr backward integration project and a US$150M supply contract. Key JVs expected in FY27. Sustainability efforts include EcoVadis Platinum rating and 21% renewable energy use.
The announcement details significant strategic investments, new long-term contracts, capacity expansions, and strong financial growth, which are material to the company's future performance and investor outlook.
The announcement highlights strong financial performance with increased revenue and EBITDA, significant strategic partnerships and investments, capacity expansions, and positive sustainability achievements, indicating a favorable outlook for the company.
Aarti Industries Limited (AIL) held its 43rd Annual General Meeting on September 21, 2026, where it presented an investor presentation detailing its performance and strategic outlook. The company reported for FY26 a revenue of ₹9018 crore, a 12% increase from FY25's ₹8046 crore, and EBITDA of ₹1172 crore, up 15% from ₹1016 crore in FY25. Key updates included a 15-year backward integration contract executed in March 2026, involving a ₹200-250 crore investment over two years to manufacture a significant part of the feedstock, enhancing EBITDA over the contract's residual period. Additionally, AIL signed a US$150 million medium-term supply contract with a global agrochemicals innovator until March 2030, with volume growth expected from FY27, optimizing operational expenditure and supply chain resilience.
The presentation highlighted capacity expansions, with MMA capacity increasing to 360 kTPA by Q1FY27 and DCB debottlenecking to 140kT underway. The company achieved significant sustainability milestones, receiving an EcoVadis Platinum Rating in June 2026 and improving its DJSI score to 78, placing it in the top 2% of global chemical companies. Renewable energy contributed over 21% to total power purchased, with a target of 70% by FY27. Two joint ventures, Augene JV and Re Aarti JV, are expected to commission in FY27.
Near-term EBITDA growth drivers (FY26-28) are projected from cost optimization (₹150-200 crore), volume and margin ramp-up (₹350-550 crore), and CAPEX-led growth (₹300-450 crore). Long-term growth focuses on new avenues like sustainable manufacturing and advanced chemistries, entry into adjacent markets such as advanced materials and battery materials, and strategic alliances including CDMO services. The company also reported on its CSR initiatives, with a total spend of ₹8.9 crore across various categories.
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