Aegis Vopak Revises Investor Presentation Due to Typo in Q1FY26 Gas Revenue
Aegis Vopak Terminals Limited revised its investor presentation due to a typo in Q1FY26 gas revenue, correcting it from INR 671.46 million to INR 1,111.23 million. For Q1FY27, revenue grew 12.4% to ₹2,338 million, EBITDA rose 15.6% to ₹1,794 million, and Cash PAT increased 3.6% to ₹1,249 million.
The impact is low as the announcement is a correction of a minor typographical error in an investor presentation and does not contain any new material financial information or strategic changes.
The announcement is a correction of a minor typographical error in a previously submitted investor presentation. While it clarifies financial data, it does not introduce new material information that would significantly alter the company's outlook.
Aegis Vopak Terminals Limited has issued a revised investor presentation, correcting a typographical error in the Q1FY26 results. The original disclosure for Revenue from Gas in Q1FY26 was INR 671.46 million, which has been amended to INR 1,111.23 million. This correction pertains to Slide No. 6 of the presentation.
The company had initially submitted an investor presentation on August 06, 2026, and is now providing the revised version on August 07, 2026, to address the error. The investor presentation will be available on the company's website, www.aegisvopak.com.
The presentation also highlights the company's financial performance for Q1FY27, showing a revenue of ₹2,338 million, a 12.4% increase year-on-year. EBITDA stood at ₹1,794 million, up by 15.6%, and Cash PAT was ₹1,249 million, a 3.6% increase. The company is expanding its capacity with upcoming facilities including a 51,998 MT LPG storage tank in JNPA and a 49,577 cbm liquid storage tank in Kochi. Aegis Vopak aims to reach $1.2 billion in capex by next year and $5 billion by 2030-31, funded by internal accruals and debt.
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