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AEGISLOG Diversified 20 May 2026

Aegis Logistics Limited — Q4 FY26

Aegis Logistics delivered a breakout FY26 with revenue of 8,333 crores (+23% YoY), normalized EBITDA of 1,599 crores (+36% YoY), and PAT of 1,117 crores (+41% YoY), crossing the ₹1,000 crore milestone for the first time.

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Revenue ₹2,594 Cr +23%
EBITDA ₹1,599 Cr +36%
PAT ₹455 Cr +41%
EBITDA Margin 24% +180bps
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Aegis Logistics delivered a breakout FY26 with revenue of 8,333 crores (+23% YoY), normalized EBITDA of 1,599 crores (+36% YoY), and PAT of 1,117 crores (+41% YoY), crossing the ₹1,000 crore milestone for the first time. Q4 was particularly strong with revenue up 52% YoY to 2,594 crores and EBITDA up 54% to 670 crores, driven by record LPG distribution volumes (2.34 lakh metric tons, +71% YoY) and higher margins (₹7,000/ton vs ₹4,000/ton last year) due to energy price volatility. Management expects the ₹7,000/ton margin to sustain through FY28 as volume growth drives procurement efficiencies. The company has a clear capex roadmap: $1.2 billion by March 2027 and $5 billion through 2030, funded by a strong balance sheet (₹5,939 crores cash) and low leverage (0.6x gearing). Key growth drivers include new ammonia terminals, pipeline connectivity, and expansion at Kandla, Pipavav, and Mangalore. Risk: normalization of energy prices could compress distribution margins if volume growth does not offset the decline.

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Quarter Snapshot

LPG Distribution Volume (Q4) 2.34 lakh metric tons
+71% YoY

Record quarterly distribution volume driven by expanded terminal network and multimodal evacuation.

LPG Terminal Port Volumes (FY26) 5.15 million tons
+14% YoY

Steady throughput growth across the port network despite West Asia disruptions.

Distribution Margin (FY26) ₹7,000/ton
+75% YoY

Higher margins due to energy price volatility and procurement efficiencies from volume growth.

Cash and Investments (FY26) ₹5,939 crores
+3,860% vs FY22

Balance sheet transformation from ₹150 crores in FY22 to nearly ₹6,000 crores, funding growth.

What Changed vs Last Quarter

Comparing Q4 FY26 vs Q3 FY26
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NEW
Gas distribution target of 2 million tons by FY28

Management targets total gas distribution (LPG + ammonia) of 2 million metric tons by FY28, driven by new terminals and pipeline connectivity.

NEW
Sustainable distribution margin of ₹7,000/ton

Management expects the current ₹7,000/ton distribution margin to sustain through FY28, supported by volume-driven procurement efficiencies.

UPDATED
Capex of $1.2 billion by March 2027

Aggregate capital expenditure across the port network, including organic and inorganic investments, expected to reach $1.2 billion by March 2027.

UPDATED
Capex pipeline of $5 billion through 2030

Identified capex pipeline of approximately $5 billion through 2030, aligned with traditional energy and energy transition infrastructure.

DROPPED
Kandla-Gorakhpur LPG pipeline commissioning by June 2026

The pipeline is expected to be operational by June 2026, with most of the 3,900 km completed except the last 8-12 km.

DROPPED
First phase of JNPT liquids capacity commissioning in Q1 FY27

The first phase of new liquids capacity at JNPT is expected to be commissioned in the first quarter of FY27.

NEW RISK
Normalization of energy prices

If energy prices stabilize and the uncertainty premium fades, distribution margins could revert to historical levels (~₹4,000/ton) unless volume growth compensates.

NEW RISK
Geopolitical disruption to LPG supply

Continued West Asia instability could disrupt LPG supply, though management notes alternative sources are being developed.

RISK GONE
Pipeline commissioning delays

The Kandla-Gorakhpur pipeline timeline slipped from March to June 2026 due to land compensation challenges.

RISK GONE
LPG import growth slowdown

Year-to-date LPG import growth slowed to ~8%, with month-on-month volatility due to inventory management by oil companies.

🤫 Topics management stopped discussing

KGPL/JLPL pipeline commissioning in Q2 FY26

Mentioned in Q1 FY26, Q3 FY26

The Kandla-Gorakhpur pipeline timeline slipped from March to June 2026 due to land compensation challenges.

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Top guidance Capex of $1.2 billion by March 2027

Aggregate capital expenditure across the port network, including organic and inorganic investments, expected to reach $1.2 billion by March 2027.

Top risk Normalization of energy prices

If energy prices stabilize and the uncertainty premium fades, distribution margins could revert to historical levels (~₹4,000/ton) unless volume gr...

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