Apex Frozen Foods Q3FY26 Earnings Call Transcript Released; Focus on Diversification
Apex Frozen Foods released its Q3FY26 earnings call transcript. Non-U.S. exports grew to 51% of revenue. Q3 net revenue rose 15% to ₹264 crore, with EBITDA up 147% to ₹117 crore. Nine-month revenue increased 23% to ₹761 crore. The company expects revenues over ₹1,200 crore in two years, driven by tariff reductions and diversification.
The announcement provides a detailed update on financial performance and future outlook, driven by positive trade policy changes. While the results show strong growth, the impact is medium as it's a transcript of an earnings call and not a new material event like a merger or acquisition.
The company reported strong year-on-year growth in revenue and significant improvements in profitability (EBITDA and PAT). Positive outlook is driven by favorable trade developments, including reduced U.S. tariffs and the potential EU FTA, leading to an optimistic revenue projection.
Apex Frozen Foods Limited has released the transcript of its Q3FY26 Earnings Conference Call, which was held on February 16, 2026. The call primarily discussed the Un-Audited financial results for the 3rd Quarter and Nine Months ended December 31, 2025.
The company highlighted a strategic focus on diversification, with its non-U.S. export business growing to nearly 51% of revenue in the first nine months of FY26, up from 37% in FY24. This diversification aims to reduce dependence on any single region.
Key financial performance indicators for Q3 FY26 include a 15% year-on-year increase in net revenue to ₹264 crore, driven by higher shrimp sales to the European Union and improved average realizations. Sales volumes declined by 5% year-on-year to 2,754 metric tons, with U.S. sales down 12% but EU sales growing by 22%. Profitability saw significant improvement, with EBITDA increasing by 147% to ₹117 crore and EBITDA margin rising to 6.5%.
For the nine months of FY26, net revenue stood at ₹761 crore, up 23% year-on-year, with sales volume increasing by 2% to 8,373 metric tons. European market sales grew by 20%, while U.S. sales declined marginally by 1%. EBITDA grew by 143% to ₹53 crore, and profit after tax was ₹31 crore.
The company anticipates a positive impact from the reduction in U.S. tariffs to 25% effective February 7, 2026, and the proposed India-EU FTA, which are expected to support improved volumes and medium- to long-term growth. Management projects revenues to exceed ₹1,200 crore over the next two years. They also aim to sustain EBITDA levels around 7% and potentially achieve over 10% with increased ready-to-eat product sales.
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