PARAGMILKBSEParag Milk Foods LtdMediumNeutral
Announced Thu, 14 May · 17:15 IST

Parag Milk Foods Limited has informed the exchange about transcript of Earnings Conference Call held on May 8, 2026

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AI summary

Parag Milk Foods held its Q4 FY26 earnings call on May 8, 2026. The company crossed INR 3,800 crores in annual revenue with overall volume growth of 5% and core category volume growth of 8%. New Age business (Avvatar + Pride of Cows) grew 91% YoY in Q4 and crossed INR 100 crores quarterly revenue for the second consecutive quarter, now contributing 10% to total revenue. Gross margins expanded to 28% in Q4 vs 25.9% in Q3 despite milk price inflation of 15% YoY (average INR 42/litre). Management guided that New Age business should reach 20-25% of revenues (approx. INR 1,000 crores) in 3-5 years as the company targets INR 10,000 crores revenue. Q4 saw core category volume decline of 3% due to lower export and institutional sales, though management targets double-digit volume growth for FY27. The company plans cheese capacity expansion from 60 to 80 metric tons and guided INR 60-70 crores capex for FY27. A Dubai subsidiary has been set up but operations are on hold due to Middle East geopolitical situation.

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Strong margin improvement despite inflationary headwinds demonstrates pricing power and portfolio mix benefit. New Age business is emerging as a high-margin growth engine (management says it has almost doubled company average margins). However, core category volume softness in Q4 and higher employee costs (ESOP and director remuneration changes) create near-term EBITDA pressure.