AGI Greenpac Limited has informed the Exchange regarding the diversification of Company's business into manufacturing of aluminium beverage cans.
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AGI Greenpac's board approved its Q1 FY26 results (quarter ended 30 June 2025). Consolidated revenue rose about 21% year-on-year to ₹687.66 crore, while profit after tax jumped nearly 41% to ₹88.85 crore, helped by a ₹20.49 crore insurance claim related to a past furnace collapse at its Hyderabad plant. EBITDA came in at ₹175.52 crore versus ₹146.62 crore a year ago, with EPS at ₹13.73 (vs ₹9.77). The bigger news is the board's approval to diversify into aluminum beverage cans: a new Uttar Pradesh facility with total capacity of 1.6 billion cans, built in two stages, requiring ₹1,000 crore of capital expenditure (₹850 crore in phase 1). The first phase (~950 million cans) is targeted by Q3 FY28, with the rest by March 2030, funded through a mix of debt and internal accruals. The company also rescheduled its AGM to 29 August 2025 for considering dividend, if declared.
Strong Q1 print shows robust demand and margin expansion in the core packaging business, supporting near-term earnings. The ₹1,000 crore diversification into aluminum cans is a strategic growth bet that will significantly expand the product portfolio but also raise capex and debt levels; shareholders should watch execution timelines and returns from phase 1 starting in FY28.