Suspension PVC break-even at PBT level by Q4 FY26
Management expects suspension PVC to break even at the PBT level in February-March 2026, driven by price increases and discount rollbacks.
Chemplast Sanmar · forward-looking guidance across the available source record.
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Management expects suspension PVC to break even at the PBT level in February-March 2026, driven by price increases and discount rollbacks.
The earlier target of ₹1,000 crore revenue from CMCD by FY27 is now expected by FY28, delayed by a few quarters due to slower ramp-up of new molecules.
The 2 KTPA swing plant (converted from R22) will be commissioned by end of Q4 FY26, with commercial sales starting thereafter.
Once all R32 units are operational, the first full year of production is expected to generate around ₹600 crore in revenue.
Commercial production of R32 refrigerant gas has commenced at the 2 KT swing plant. Expansion to 14,000 metric tons is expected by end of calendar year 2026, with design provisions for further debottlenecking.
Management reiterated the medium-term revenue target of ₹1,000 crore for the custom manufactured chemicals business, though delayed by about 12 months due to agrochemical slowdown.
Management expects the 7.5% customs duty on PVC, which was temporarily reduced, to be restored by end of June 2026, which would add approximately $70 per ton to realizations.
A committee of three independent directors has been formed to examine strategic priorities, including potential reorganization and M&A opportunities, to enhance long-term stakeholder value.