Yasho Industries Reports Highest Ever Quarterly Revenue, Q1 FY26
The announcement contains significant financial results, capex plans, and future guidance, indicating a potentially large impact on the company's performance and stock.
The company reported strong revenue growth, healthy EBITDA margins, and is expanding its capacity and R&D capabilities.
* Yasho Industries reported its highest-ever quarterly revenue of ₹198.6 crore in Q1 FY26, a 14% year-on-year growth. * Volume growth stood at 33% year-on-year. * Industrial Chemicals contributed 87% to the total revenue, while Consumer Chemicals accounted for 13%. * EBITDA margin was 18.01% on a standalone basis and 17.02% on a consolidated basis (corrected from the initially stated 17.05%). * The Pakhajan plant operated at over 50% utilization during the quarter, with efforts to enhance utilization levels. * The company incurred ₹30 crore of its planned annual capex of ₹100 crore. The R&D laboratory is slated for completion by October 2025. * The company aims to improve ROCE and reduce net working capital from 190 days to below 150 days. * The company is confident in delivering over 40% revenue growth in FY26. * Management Commentary: Parag Jhaveri, Managing Director and CEO, emphasized the company's commitment to maximizing value for stakeholders and highlighted the strong start to the financial year. He mentioned that the company is seeing clear signs of price stabilization, which bodes well for the coming quarters. He also mentioned that the company is gaining market share even in uncertain times. * The company expects fixed asset turnover to reach 3 by FY '27. * The company's revenue share in U.S.A. is about 25% of the revenue. * Long-term debt is about ₹333.28 crore and short-term is about ₹210.98 crore as of June 2025 (corrected from the initially stated ₹280 crore and ₹100 crore respectively). * The company will repay approximately ₹9 crore of debt starting November 2025 for the balance of the fiscal year. * The Vapi plant is running at approximately 70-75% utilization, while Pakhajan is at approximately 55% utilization. * Approximately 67% of revenue is from exports, with a target to increase this to 70%. * The company expects to achieve 70-80% utilization at the Pakhajan plant by the end of Q4 FY26. * Approximately 60% of the company's raw materials are imported, with 20-25% of total imports coming from China.
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