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AJANTPHARM Diversified 15 May 2026

Ajanta Pharma Limited — Q4 FY26

Ajanta Pharma delivered a strong Q4 FY26 with revenue of INR 1,422 crore (+21% YoY) and PAT of INR 267 crore (+18% YoY), driven by stellar US generics growth (+56% YoY) and Africa branded generics (+37% YoY).

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Revenue ₹1,422 Cr +21%
EBITDA ₹333 Cr +12%
PAT ₹267 Cr +18%
EBITDA Margin 23%
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Ajanta Pharma delivered a strong Q4 FY26 with revenue of INR 1,422 crore (+21% YoY) and PAT of INR 267 crore (+18% YoY), driven by stellar US generics growth (+56% YoY) and Africa branded generics (+37% YoY). The India business grew 9% in Q4, while Asia declined 10% due to Middle East supply chain disruptions. For FY27, management guides for high-teens revenue growth and EBITDA margin of ~27% (vs 26% in FY26), with US generics expected to moderate to mid-single-digit growth. Key risks include prolonged Middle East conflict impacting raw material and freight costs, and potential FDA action at the Paithan facility following a Form 483 with 5 observations.

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Quarter Snapshot

US Generics Revenue (Q4) INR 505 crore
+56% YoY

US generics delivered exceptional growth, contributing 29% of total revenue for FY26.

India Business Growth (FY26) INR 1,654 crore
+14% YoY

India business outperformed IPM growth of 10%, with new products contributing 4.7% of growth.

Africa Branded Generics (Q4) INR 182 crore
+37% YoY

Africa branded generics saw strong recovery, with 15% growth for the full year.

Asia Branded Generics (Q4) INR 274 crore
-10% YoY

Asia business declined due to Middle East supply chain disruptions; management expects high double-digit growth in FY27.

What Changed vs Last Quarter

Comparing Q4 FY26 vs Q3 FY26
2 new guidance2 dropped3 new risk3 risk resolved
NEW
Revenue growth of high-teens for FY27

Management expects overall revenue growth in the high-teens range, driven by recovery in Asia and Africa, while US generics moderate.

NEW
EBITDA margin of ~27% for FY27

EBITDA margin guidance of 27% ±1%, factoring in investments in MR additions, R&D, and higher freight/raw material costs from Middle East conflict.

UPDATED
Capex of ~INR 400 crore for FY27

Capex includes INR 150 crore maintenance and INR 250 crore for capacity expansion at existing sites.

UPDATED
US generics mid-single-digit growth in FY27

US generics expected to grow at mid-single digits due to high base and seasonal flu product impact; 4-5 new launches planned in H2.

DROPPED
EBITDA margin guidance of 27%±1% for FY26

Management reiterated EBITDA margin guidance of 27%±1% for the full year, excluding mark-to-market forex impact.

DROPPED
Gross margin around 78%±1% for FY26

Gross margin expected to remain around 78%±1% for the full year.

NEW RISK
Middle East conflict impact on costs

Prolonged conflict could increase raw material and freight costs, which management expects to absorb for 2-3 months but may pressure margins beyond.

NEW RISK
US FDA Form 483 at Paithan facility

Five observations received; potential escalation could impact US filings or existing product supplies if not resolved satisfactorily.

NEW RISK
Promoter pledge increase

Pledge by two promoter brothers for unrelated businesses has risen; though management says it's not company-related, it could signal personal financial stress.

RISK GONE
Competition in GLP-1 market in India

Analyst raised concern about aggressive competition in India for GLP-1; management acknowledged 15-20+ competitors expected.

RISK GONE
Forex volatility impact on margins

Mark-to-market forex loss of INR 61 crore in 9M impacted EBITDA margin; management excluded it from guidance but risk remains.

RISK GONE
Execution risk in new geographies and M&A

Management mentioned potential entry into Latin America and active M&A pipeline; execution and integration risks are high.

🤫 Topics management stopped discussing

Unpredictable institutional business in Africa

Mentioned in Q1 FY25, Q2 FY25, Q3 FY25, Q4 FY25

The Africa institutional segment declined 53% in Q4 and remains unpredictable due to donor funding uncertainties, including potential USAID cuts.

Africa business to achieve double-digit growth in FY26

Mentioned in Q1 FY26, Q2 FY26

Africa business guidance upgraded from mid-single-digit to double-digit growth for the full year.

Forex volatility impacting reported margins

Mentioned in Q1 FY26, Q2 FY26

Mark-to-market forex losses of INR 41 crore in Q2 distorted EBITDA margin; continued volatility could mask underlying performance.

FY26 ANDA Filings: 10-12 filings

Mentioned in Q1 FY25, Q4 FY25

Management expects to file 10-12 ANDAs in FY26, with a robust pipeline and several products in advanced stages.

Margin pressure from new therapy investments

Mentioned in Q2 FY25, Q3 FY25

Entry into gynecology and nephrology in India and CNS in Asia will increase SG&A and personnel costs, potentially pressuring near-term margins.

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Top guidance Revenue growth of high-teens for FY27

Management expects overall revenue growth in the high-teens range, driven by recovery in Asia and Africa, while US generics moderate.

Top risk Middle East conflict impact on costs

Prolonged conflict could increase raw material and freight costs, which management expects to absorb for 2-3 months but may pressure margins beyond.

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