Shyam Metalics July 2026 Sales Update: Volume Up 12.92%, Realisation Up 36.13% YoY
Shyam Metalics reported July 2026 sales with volumes up 12.92% YoY to 9,149 MT and realisations up 36.13% YoY to ₹1,79,069/MT. Pellet volumes surged 87.61% YoY. Pig Iron volumes increased 65.07% YoY. The company also received an upgraded credit rating of CRISIL AA+ (Stable) for long-term facilities.
The monthly sales update provides good operational performance indicators and an improved credit rating, which can positively influence investor sentiment and access to financing, but it does not represent a fundamental change in business strategy or a major corporate action.
The announcement shows strong year-on-year growth in sales volumes and realisations across multiple product segments, indicating positive business performance. The upgraded credit rating further reinforces a positive outlook.
Shyam Metalics and Energy Limited has released its consolidated sales performance for the month ended July 31, 2026. The company reported a significant year-on-year increase in sales volumes for its primary metal products. Specifically, sales volumes for 'Metal' saw a 12.92% increase, reaching 9,149 MT, while average realisations rose by 36.13% to ₹1,79,069 per MT.
In other segments, Aluminium Foil volumes increased by 8.24% YoY to 1,855 MT, with realisations growing by 36.33% to ₹5,07,101 per MT. Pellet volumes surged by 87.61% YoY to 1,65,231 MT, with a marginal increase in realisations of 0.05% to ₹8,597 per MT. Speciality Alloys experienced a 20.27% decrease in sales volumes to 17,407 MT, but realisations increased by 20.47% to ₹1,12,677 per MT.
Carbon Steel volumes grew by 10.87% YoY to 1,53,693 MT, with realisations up by 1.13% to ₹42,270 per MT. The Colour Coated Steel Plant, commissioned in phases in November 2024 and April 2026, reported a 53.10% YoY increase in CR Coil/CR Sheets volumes to 20,103 MT, and a 17.59% rise in realisations to ₹86,940 per MT.
HR Tube/Pipe volumes saw a substantial 460.18% YoY increase to 387 MT, with realisations up by 11.16% to ₹54,961 per MT. Sponge Iron volumes, however, decreased by 47.54% YoY to 36,014 MT, with realisations down by 1.66% to ₹22,576 per MT. Pig Iron volumes increased by 65.07% YoY to 92,579 MT, and realisations rose by 21.47% to ₹39,213 per MT.
The company also highlighted the commissioning of a 0.77 MTPA Blast Furnace, Sinter, and Coke Oven Plants at its Jamuria facility in November 2024, and an additional 0.45 MTPA Blast Furnace with Sinter and Oxygen Units at its Ramsarup facility in December 2025. Both facilities have stabilized operations. Additionally, Shyam Metalics and Energy Limited has received an upgraded credit rating of CRISIL AA+ (Stable) for Long Term Bank Facilities and CRISIL A1+ for Short Term Bank Facilities.
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