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View Claim Ledger →Advanced Enzyme delivered a record quarter with revenue of ₹203.4 crore (+22% YoY) and EBITDA of ₹63.2 crore (+39% YoY), driven by strong volume growth in human healthcare (up 24% YoY) and biocatalysis.
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Advanced Enzyme delivered a record quarter with revenue of ₹203.4 crore (+22% YoY) and EBITDA of ₹63.2 crore (+39% YoY), driven by strong volume growth in human healthcare (up 24% YoY) and biocatalysis. PAT surged 69% YoY to ₹45.3 crore, with margins steady at 31%. The India business grew ~50% YoY, while US remained soft due to tariff uncertainty and inflation. Management expects double-digit growth in FY27, supported by new R&D facility operational in H2, EU approval for an anti-inflammatory product, and capacity expansion plans. Key risk: US tariff and inflation headwinds could pressure margins and delay recovery.
12 analyst questions audited, 8 evaded or deflected.
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Read Transcript →Largest segment contributed 63% of total revenue, driven by pharma API and biocatalysis.
Key product saw 45% annual growth; Q4 growth was 54% YoY.
Biocatalysis revenue grew from ₹174M to ₹247M, reflecting strong demand.
Domestic human nutrition contributed 32% of total revenue, indicating balanced geographic mix.
Management expects double-digit growth for FY27, driven by all segments including human, animal, and food.
Margins expected to be steady with possible 1-2% variability due to cost pressures.
The product filed two years ago is anticipated to receive EU approval this year, providing exclusivity for 5-10 years.
The new R&D center in Nashik will be fully operational in the second half of FY27, boosting product development capacity threefold.
Management reiterated expectation of double-digit revenue growth on a continuous basis over 3-5 years, though ride will be roller-coaster.
Worst-case tariff impact on EBITDA margin expected to be around 1% (down from earlier 2% estimate), with efforts to pass on costs to US customers.
The newly separated B2C subsidiary is expected to achieve small sales of around ₹1-1.5 crore by end of current fiscal year.
US business faces 18% tariff and rising inflation, pressuring margins and demand. Management is absorbing ~10% cost increase.
Analyst noted sequential gross margin decline; management attributed to product mix and higher domestic sales, which carry lower margins.
Mr. Deepak Lala, a long-time executive, has left. Management stated roles are split between two heads, but transition risk remains.
Conflicts and trade restrictions could escalate input costs (fuel, solvents, packaging) and logistics, impacting margins.
US human nutrition sales declined due to tariff uncertainty and higher costs; recovery depends on market conditions and ability to pass on costs.
Despite having nine product approvals in EU, revenue has remained range-bound at ~₹32-33 crore over several years; growth has been slow.
JC Biotech reported a PAT loss of ₹4 million in Q3 due to lower sales and one-time store/spare consumption; management advises not to look at quarterly fluctuations.
Management expressed concern that government initiatives may be hampered by excessive rules and regulations, potentially limiting benefits from budget proposals.
Management expects double-digit growth for FY27, driven by all segments including human, animal, and food.
US business faces 18% tariff and rising inflation, pressuring margins and demand.
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