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MANORAMA INDUSTRIES LTD

Fast Moving Consumer Goods › Food Products·NIFTY MICROCAP 250NIFTY SMALLCAP 500NIFTY TOTAL MARKET
₹1,803.20
at close · 28 Oct 2026
▼ 31.80 (-1.73%)

Latest filings

  1. Postal Ballot Approves Appointment of Independent Director Dr. Rohini Tiwari · Board & Shareholder Meetings
  2. Dr Rohini Tiwari appointed as Independent Director via Postal Ballot · Compliance
  3. Compliance Certificate for Q2 FY26 from RTA under SEBI Regulation 74(5) · Compliance
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Snapshot

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Produces specialty fats and cocoa butter equivalents (CBE) for the global food and cosmetics industry, fractionating natural raw materials such as shea, sal, and mango kernels through solvent fractionation plants. Revenue comes from two product groups: cocoa butter equivalents, which have scaled from 10% to 30% of revenue in two years, and other specialty fats that together with CBE make up 70-75% of the sales mix. Capacity was lifted 30% via debottlenecking at the SF Plant 2 site to 32,500 MT, taking total fractionation capacity to 52,000 MT, with FY27 utilisation targeted at 85-90%. An INR 460 crore capex programme over 2-3 years will add a new solvent fractionation plant, a CBA facility, refinery expansion, and a shea processing unit in Burkina Faso (INR 120 crore) intended to cut raw-material logistics costs by 45-60%. The company operates nine early-stage subsidiaries across Africa and Latin America for raw-material sourcing, and has set up a new trading subsidiary in Chad. Raw materials account for 64.1% of revenue, making agricultural commodity prices the primary cost driver.

Operating scale
SF Plant 2 capacity (post-debottlenecking)
32,500 MTFY26
Total fractionation capacity
52,000 MTFY27 target utilisation 85-90%
CBE contribution to revenue
30% of revenueFY26
Value-added products share of sales mix
70-75% of sales mixFY26
Subsidiaries in Africa and LATAM
9 (early-stage)FY26
Burkina Faso backward integration capex
INR 120 croreFY27-FY28 commissioning
Who pays it
Global food and cosmetics manufacturers (B2B), served through solvent fractionated specialty fats and CBE.
Biggest cost
Raw materials at 64.1% of revenue — shea nuts, sal seeds, mango kernels sourced from Africa and Latin America.
Kind of business
B2B specialty ingredient maker with agricultural commodity cost base and African raw-material sourcing footprint.
Where it sits
Supplier of fractionated specialty fats and cocoa butter equivalents into the global food and cosmetics sectors, with a stated long-term revenue target of INR 3,500+ crore by FY30.
Market Cap
₹10,767 Cr
P / E (TTM)
42.0×
EV / EBITDA
26.7×
Div Yield
0.03%
Growth
—·
Revenue 5y CAGR
PAT — · EBITDA —
Quality
47.6%▲
ROCE (FY26)
ROE 33.0% · margin 27.2%
Leverage
0.52·
Debt / Equity · moderate
Net debt ₹346 Cr
Moves on a normal day
1.38%·
Median daily move
Last 267 sessions · the yardstick for filing-day moves
Where it sits among 30 Other Food Products peersBar = share of peers beaten · tick = industry median · latest reported figures
P/E (TTM)#21/26
P/B#19/19
ROCE#2/30
ROE#1/21
Debt / Equity#14/21
EBITDA margin#2/21
Revenue growth#5/17
Profit growth#7/20

Scorecard

Measured from the filed financials, judged against its Other Food Products peers · as of FY26 — not investment advice

Strengths
Returns on capital 47.6%
#2 of 30 in Other Food Products on the latest reported figures
Concerns
Heavy working capital — 187 days of cash tied up

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Common questions

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What does MANORAMA INDUSTRIES LTD do?

MANORAMA INDUSTRIES LTD is a Food Products company listed on NSE and BSE, trading under the symbol MANORAMA.

Is MANORAMA INDUSTRIES LTD profitable?

Yes. Over the trailing twelve months MANORAMA INDUSTRIES LTD reported a net profit of ₹257 Cr on revenue of ₹1,481 Cr.

Does MANORAMA INDUSTRIES LTD pay a dividend?

Yes. The dividend yield is 0.03% at the current price. It paid out 2% of its profit as dividend in FY26.

Is MANORAMA INDUSTRIES LTD debt-free?

No. It reported borrowings of ₹356 Cr on its 31 Mar 2026 balance sheet, or net debt of ₹346 Cr after cash. Debt stands at 0.52× equity. That is higher than 65% of its 21 Other Food Products peers.

Is MANORAMA INDUSTRIES LTD expensive compared with its peers?

On trailing P/E, MANORAMA INDUSTRIES LTD ranks 21 of 26 in Other Food Products — cheaper than 20% of them, against an industry median of 23.8×. This is a position, not a valuation judgement.

How much does the MANORAMA INDUSTRIES LTD share price move in a day?

On a typical session MANORAMA INDUSTRIES LTD moves 1.38% — that is the median absolute close-to-close move across its last 267 trading days. MarketPing measures each filing's price reaction against it.

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