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Apollo Pipes Limited — Q3 FY26

Apollo Pipes reported a flat year-on-year consolidated sales volume in Q1 FY26, with margins under pressure due to low capacity utilization and heightened competition.

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Revenue ₹247 Cr
EBITDA
PAT ₹-5 Cr
EBITDA Margin
Duration 50 min
Read Time 1 min read

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Apollo Pipes reported a flat year-on-year consolidated sales volume in Q1 FY26, with margins under pressure due to low capacity utilization and heightened competition. The PVC pipe industry continues to face headwinds from weak demand and volatile resin prices. Management highlighted a four-pronged strategy: product portfolio expansion (UPVC doors, DWC pipes, PE gas pipes), improving product mix (CPVC target above 20% from 15%), West India plant ramp-up, and East India expansion (Varanasi plant expected to commence operations in coming months). Capex of ₹70 crore was incurred in Q1, with total capacity target of 286,000 tons over two years. Management expects demand improvement from September onwards, driven by post-monsoon construction and government infrastructure spending. Key risk: continued weakness in government spending could delay volume recovery, with competitive intensity remaining high as smaller players struggle.

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Consolidated Sales Volume Growth -4% YoY
-4% YoY

Consolidated sales volume declined 4% year-on-year in Q1 FY26 due to weak demand and early monsoons.

CPVC Contribution to Volume 15%
Stable

CPVC pipes currently contribute 15% of volume; management targets above 20% in 1-2 years via co-marketing agreement.

Capacity Utilization 45-50%
N/A

Current capacity utilization is 45-50%, leaving significant headroom for volume growth without major capex.

Working Capital Days 38 days
Improving

Working capital cycle improved to 38 days; management targets 30 days by FY26 end or H1 FY27.

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Top guidance Double-digit volume growth for FY26

Management expects low to mid double-digit volume growth for the full year, with potential for high double-digit growth in the remaining 8 months i...

Top risk Weak government infrastructure spending

Management noted that government spending on infrastructure has been subdued for 18-20 months, impacting demand across construction materials inclu...

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