RPEL Q3FY26 Revenue Surges 25% to ₹187 Crore on Volume Growth
Raghav Productivity Enhancers Limited reported a 25% sales growth to ₹187 Crore for Q3FY26, driven by a 26% volume increase. PAT per MT improved due to product mix and cost optimization. Export sales grew 15%. The company maintained 30% ROCE and 25% ROE.
The results show positive growth and resilience, which is material for investors. However, the industry slowdown context tempers the immediate high impact.
The company reported strong sales and profit growth, improved operational metrics like PAT per MT, and maintained high ROCE and ROE, despite industry slowdowns. Management commentary is optimistic about future growth.
Raghav Productivity Enhancers Limited (RPEL) announced its financial results for the nine-month period and quarter ended December 31, 2025. The company achieved a 25% sales growth for the quarter, driven by a significant ~26% increase in volumes. Profit After Tax (PAT) per metric ton (MT) continued to improve due to a favorable product mix, cost optimization, and higher export realizations.
Capacity utilization stood at 80% on a consolidated basis. RPEL maintained its strong financial performance with 30% Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) and 25% Return on Equity (ROE), indicating potential for further expansion through capacity optimization.
Despite a slowdown in the steel and foundry industry, RPEL demonstrated resilience. Export sales volumes grew by approximately 15%, strengthening its global leadership. Domestically, the Eastern and Southern markets now account for over 50% of total sales volume. The company served 283 customers, with the top 20 contributing 46% of the revenue, reflecting a balanced customer base.
Mr. Rajesh Kabra, Managing Director of RPEL, commented, “We are pleased to deliver another quarter of highest ever volume, sales and profit which reflects our focus on consistent execution and long-term value creation. Despite the ongoing slowdown in the steel market, our sales volumes remained strong, driven primarily by the addition of new customers, highlighting the resilience of our business model and increasing relevance of our product offerings.” He added that industry slowdowns often serve as inflection points, driving customer focus on efficiency and cost reduction, areas where RPEL's value proposition is compelling. The company is experiencing increased inquiries and technical trials, leading to commercial sales. RPEL is confident in its strategy to deliver consistent performance through customer acquisition and expansion.
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