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Revenue
₹116.1 Cr
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Revenue YoY
17%
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EBITDA
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Indogulf Cropsciences reported Q3 FY26 revenue of ₹116.1 crore, up 17% YoY, driven by strong B2C and B2B execution. PAT grew only 5.6% YoY to ₹3.9 crore due to a one-time prior-period tax adjustment. EBITDA was not disclosed. The 9-month revenue reached ₹553 crore (+19.3% YoY), with PAT up 31% YoY. Growth was broad-based across crop protection (+14%), plant nutrients (+23%), and biologicals (+15%). Subsidiary AGPL contributed ₹54 crore gross sales in 9 months. Management highlighted new export orders from Venezuela, Taiwan, and Sudan (~₹4-5 crore) and expects Q4 and Q1 FY27 demand to improve. Key risk: capacity expansion at Badwasini delayed 2-3 months due to GRAP restrictions, now expected operational by Q1 FY27 end.
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Guidance to track
- Due to GRAP restrictions, the new facility is delayed by 2-3 months and expected to start by end of Q1 FY27.
- Abhiprakash Globus will expand into central India with new zonal teams recruited, expected in next few months.
- Management has shortlisted 4-5 products for launch in Q1 FY27, continuing the pattern of launching in early quarters.
Risks flagged
- Badwasini plant delayed 2-3 months due to GRAP restrictions in Delhi NCR, now expected Q1 FY27 end.
- Q3 PAT growth was muted at 5.6% YoY due to a prior-period tax liability settlement; management says it's one-time.
- Management declined to give quantitative guidance for FY26 or FY27, citing industry uncertainty.
Key quotes
- We want to speak by our performance and last three quarters have been speaking about Indogulf towards in which direction we are working.
- Export order margins range from 7% to around 18%.
- The draft pesticide management bill 2025 and the proposed seed bill 2025 collectively prioritize quality control... which acts as a structural positive for organized large scale players.
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