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Apex Frozen Foods Limited — Q2 FY26

Apex Frozen Foods delivered a strong Q2 FY26 with revenue of ₹238 crore (+19% YoY) driven by higher realizations of ₹870/kg (+25% YoY).

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Revenue ₹238 Cr +19%
EBITDA ₹18 Cr +284%
PAT ₹12 Cr
EBITDA Margin 7.2% +490bps
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Apex Frozen Foods delivered a strong Q2 FY26 with revenue of ₹238 crore (+19% YoY) driven by higher realizations of ₹870/kg (+25% YoY). EBITDA surged 284% YoY to ₹18 crore, with margin expanding to 7.2% (vs 2.3% last year). PAT turned positive at ₹12 crore vs a loss of ₹1.7 crore last year. Key drivers include firm global shrimp prices, favorable forex, and successful market diversification—non-US share reached 56% in Q2. Management guided for capacity utilization to reach 50% in one year and 70% (20,000 MT) in 2-3 years, with RTE volumes of 2,000-2,500 MT next year. Risks: US tariff uncertainty (50% on shrimp) may pressure volumes; India-EU FTA timeline is uncertain.

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Realization per kg ₹870/kg
+25% YoY

Higher realizations driven by firm global shrimp prices and favorable forex.

Non-US business share 56%
+32pp YoY

Diversification strategy reduced US dependence; non-US share expanded from 24% in FY22.

Sales volume 2,606 MT
-4% YoY

Volume declined marginally due to US tariff-linked trade uncertainties.

EU sales growth (YoY) 18%
+18% YoY

EU market continued growth momentum; QoQ growth of 21% in Q2.

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Top guidance Capacity utilization target of 50% in one year

Management aims to increase capacity utilization from current ~30% to 50% within the next year, driven by market diversification and new orders.

Top risk US tariff impact on volumes

50% tariffs on Indian shrimp exports to US have caused some customers to shift orders to other origins, potentially reducing US volumes.

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