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Revenue
₹673 Cr
verified against source
Revenue YoY
4.8%
reported change
EBITDA
₹245 Cr
latest reported figure
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Alivus Life Sciences reported its highest-ever quarterly revenue of ₹673 crore, up 4.8% YoY, driven by a strong CDMO recovery (85.3% YoY growth) and robust non-GPL business growth of 16.1%. EBITDA margin expanded 510 bps YoY to 36.4%, the highest ever, supported by new product launches, favorable mix, and operational efficiencies. Management raised margin guidance to 30-32% (from 28-30%) and expects high single-digit revenue growth for FY26. Capex guidance was reduced to ₹450 crore (from ₹600 crore), with ₹150 crore deferred to FY27. Key risks include geopolitical instability and pricing erosion in mature molecules, though management sees these as manageable. The CDMO pipeline remains strong with 5 active projects and potential for 2 more by Q1 FY27.
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Guidance to track
- Management expects high single-digit revenue growth for FY26, driven by non-GPL segment and CDMO ramp-up.
- EBITDA margin expected to be in 30-32% range going forward, up from earlier guidance of 28-30%.
- Capex for FY26 now guided at ₹450 crore, down from ₹600 crore, with ₹150 crore deferred to FY27.
- Management expects to conclude 1-2 new CDMO projects by Q1 FY27, with early quantities already supplied.
Risks flagged
- Management highlighted geopolitical risks as a key concern given the company's international presence, though diversification mitigates impact.
- Analyst questioned why CDMO deal sizes are limited to $4-6M vs peers targeting $50-100M; management defended strategy citing high attrition and tax-driven manufacturing in Ireland.
- Management acknowledged 4-4.5% annual price erosion across the portfolio, but expects to offset via next-gen processes and new launches.
- Sholapur plant delayed by ~3 months to July 2026, and initial capacity reduced from 600kL to 450-500kL, though management says it won't impact growth.
Key quotes
- We reported our highest ever revenue of 673 crores registering a growth of 14.4% QoQ and 4.8% YoY.
- Our CDMO segment has made a strong recovery delivering an exceptional performance in Q3 with revenue growth of 100% QoQ and 85.3% YoY.
- We now guide the capex to be at around rupees 450 crores compared to our earlier items of 600 crores.
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