Q3-FY26 · Vinod Gupta
Whatever improvement you are seeing is mainly attributed to the change in product mix and efficiencies. Q4 fuel prices probably will remain at the same level based on whatever estimates we are getting from the market.
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Whatever improvement you are seeing is mainly attributed to the change in product mix and efficiencies. Q4 fuel prices probably will remain at the same level based on whatever estimates we are getting from the market.
We expect in the next two to three years to get a revenue of around 180 crores and on the upper side it could be double of the same. These markets will grow as we get registration but we are taking a conservative number.
We have looked at certain sites unfortunately because of due diligence it did not fall in place but at the moment also we are looking very seriously at three sites which is happening and as and when it comes in presumingly we need a site which is absolutely on our radar.
We are now moving from consolidation phase over the last 2-3 years to growth phase with our efforts to bring in new products have started yielding dividends.
Unless and until this geopolitical situation suddenly creates a havoc where the raw materials are not available or some other things happen, we continue to hold our guidance of 15 to 20% year-on-year growth.
So far customer has accepted the price increase... but if this increase becomes significantly higher than what it has been so far then we'll have to see overall how does the market react to it.