Apollo Pipes Limited has informed the Exchange regarding a press release dated May 07, 2026, titled "Press Release".
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Apollo Pipes reported a challenging FY26 with revenue declining 6% YoY to Rs 1,105 Cr and PAT plummeting 77% YoY to Rs 7.5 Cr. Q4FY26 showed sequential recovery with revenue up 40% QoQ to Rs 347 Cr and PAT of Rs 1.0 Cr (vs Rs 3.3 Cr loss in Q3). Full-year EBITDA fell 31% to Rs 66.5 Cr with margins compressing to 6.0% from 8.1% in FY25. Sales volume grew 4% YoY to 103,752 MT, while the company swung from net cash of Rs 46 Cr in FY25 to net debt of Rs 40 Cr. Management attributed pressures to PVC resin price volatility, unseasonal rainfall, and subdued infrastructure spending, calling these largely transient.
The sharp 77% decline in FY26 PAT and EBITDA margin compression to 6% signal significant profitability deterioration, though Q4 sequential recovery is encouraging. The shift from net cash to net debt position raises concerns about financial flexibility. The company's 25%+ revenue growth target for FY27 will require strong execution amid ongoing raw material uncertainty.