Pyramid Technoplast Limited has informed the Exchange about Transcript
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Pyramid Technoplast held its Q4 FY25 earnings call on May 27, 2025. Q4 revenue rose 28% year-on-year to Rs. 172 crore, but EBITDA margin slipped to 7% (Rs. 12.1 crore) as other expenses rose by Rs. 4-5 crore from ongoing capex, new plant staffing and EPR-related costs. Net profit stood at Rs. 6.7 crore, and net debt-to-equity remained healthy at 0.20x. The company is executing a multi-plant expansion: MS drum capacity is scaling from 50,000 to 90,000 units/month (commercial output by September 2025), a second IBC line is commissioned, and the new Maharashtra Unit 8 (Wada) will start polymer drum supplies by end-June, metal drums by end-July. A 15.25 MW captive solar project is coming online in phases from July, expected to cut annual power costs by around Rs. 10 crore, and a recycling plant (capex Rs. 8-10 crore, payback 2.5-3 years) is set to begin in July-August 2025, which should lower EPR liability and save Rs. 10/kg in raw material.
Management has guided for FY26 volume growth of 15-20% and EBITDA margins to recover above 10% (vs 7% in Q4), with EBITDA expected to cross Rs. 70 crore versus Rs. 53.5 crore in FY25. This is positive for the medium-term growth story, but near-term margins will remain soft until new capacity and the solar project ramp up. Debt is set to rise to around Rs. 100 crore by FY26 end to partly fund Rs. 50-60 crore of capex, though gearing remains comfortable.