Tinna Rubber Q1 FY27: Record Profitability with EBITDA Over ₹30 Cr, PAT Over ₹20 Cr
Tinna Rubber & Infrastructure Limited reported record Q1 FY27 profits, with EBITDA over ₹30 Cr and PAT over ₹20 Cr. The company plans a 27% capacity expansion to 235,000 tons/annum by FY27 and has invested ₹27 Cr in capex. International expansion continues with new subsidiaries and facilities planned in Chile, South Africa, and Saudi Arabia.
The announcement details record financial performance, substantial capacity expansions, strategic international growth, and clear long-term financial targets, all of which are material information for investors and are likely to impact the company's stock.
The company reported record profitability, strong growth across segments, and significant progress on strategic initiatives including capacity expansion and international market penetration. Management commentary and financial performance indicate a positive outlook.
Tinna Rubber and Infrastructure Limited reported its best-ever quarterly profitability for the first quarter ended June 30, 2026 (Q1 FY27). The company achieved record financial performance with EBITDA exceeding ₹30 crore, PAT surpassing ₹20 crore, EBITDA margins of over 21%, and PAT margins of more than 13% on both standalone and consolidated bases. This performance is attributed to sustained focus on operational efficiencies, cost discipline, and increasing the share of value-added products.
The company is on track to increase its tire crushing capacity by 27% to 235,000 tons per annum by FY27. Capex of ₹27 crore was executed in Q1 FY27 as part of a broader investment plan of around ₹100 crore across FY27 and FY28. Renewable energy integration has led to significant emissions reduction, with renewable energy contributing 51% of the company's total power production in Q1 FY27, supported by an increase in renewable capacity and green energy sourcing initiatives resulting in savings of ₹1.19 crore.
New rooftop solar plants were commissioned at Gummidipoondi, Tamil Nadu, and Varle, Maharashtra. The company has allocated ₹5 crore towards research and development in FY27, focusing on new-generation recycled rubber materials and engineered plastics. The 3,500 metric ton per annum MRP capacity expansion is on schedule for commissioning by Q3 FY27, aiming to make it the largest MRP capacity globally. The tyre pyrolysis oil facility at Varle commenced trial runs and is expected to start commercial sales in Q2 FY27, with rCB production commencing in Q3 FY27.
The PCMB division saw revenue increase threefold to ₹12 crore in Q1 FY27, now contributing 8% to the company's top line, with plans to reach 10% of FY27 revenue. The PP Build Tech business is expanding its construction chemicals capacity with a new facility planned in Western Maharashtra, targeting over 30% growth to cross ₹100 crore in revenue in FY27.
Internationally, Tinna Rubber established a wholly-owned subsidiary in Chile and saw Global Recycle LLC Oman generate revenue of approximately ₹9 crore with an 8.53% EBITDA margin. Mbodla Investment Pty Limited in South Africa commenced operations, with Phase 2 focusing on full-scale tire recycling. Land has been allocated in Saudi Arabia for a proposed 24,000 tons per annum recycling facility, with construction anticipated by the end of the calendar year, subject to geopolitical stability.
Looking ahead, the company targets presence across 10 locations and revenue of ₹1,000 crore by FY29, aiming for 25% plus revenue CAGR, 33% plus profitability CAGR, EBITDA margins over 18%, and ROCE exceeding 30%.
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