VINCOFE Q3 FY26 earnings call.
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Revenue
₹151 Cr
verified against source
Revenue YoY
71%
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EBITDA
₹28.7 Cr
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Vintage Coffee delivered a strong Q3 FY26 with 71% YoY revenue growth to ₹155 crore, driven by higher volumes and improved product mix. EBITDA grew 79% YoY to ₹28.7 crore with margin expansion to 19.1%, while PAT rose 54% YoY to ₹19.1 crore. The company achieved full capacity utilization of its 6,500 MT instant coffee facility, with Q4 order book already sold out. Management confirmed 4,500 MT additional spray-dried capacity commissioning by March 2026, taking total to 11,000 MT. The 5,500 MT freeze-dried coffee facility (₹450 crore project, 70% debt-funded) is on track for FY27 commissioning with 30-40% higher realization than spray-dried. The consumer packs mix improved to 60% from 15% two years ago, targeting 65-70% going forward. Operating cash flow turned positive in Q3, with FY26 expected to be break-even. Key risk: raw coffee prices are volatile and global competition intensifying in value-added segments.
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Guidance to track
- The company targets consumer packs to constitute 65-70% of revenue going forward, up from 60% in Q3, as focus shifts to higher-margin packaged products.
- The additional 4,500 MT spray-dried capacity arriving in March 2026 is expected to reach 100% utilization within the first quarter itself due to existing customer commitments.
- The 5,500 MT freeze-dried coffee facility will commence commercial production by FY27, with first year utilization expected at 65-70% ramping to 100% by year two.
- Phase 2 of freeze-dried expansion adding another 5,500 MT is targeted for completion by FY29, bringing total installed capacity to 21,000 MT.
Risks flagged
- Q4 inventory buildup for the March capacity addition will optically inflate working capital metrics, though management expects the 110-day cycle to remain intact.
- Export markets (Europe, Russia, Africa, Southeast Asia) constitute the predominant revenue share, exposing the company to geopolitical risks and currency volatility.
- Robusta coffee prices fluctuate significantly ($200/ton moves). While quarterly price fixing provides some hedging, drastic increases require customer negotiations.
- Expansion into South Korea, Middle East, and Australia for freeze-dried products is in advanced discussion stages but not yet contracted, creating execution uncertainty.
Key quotes
- In the first quarter itself, full capacity utilization because this is the same facilities and the same plant and we know everything the equipments and because most of the common equipments are used for this additional line.
- Today we are doing almost 50 to 55% in consumer packs and the rest is in bulk. Going forward we are planning to do 70% in consumer packs and 30% in bulk. That's the reason the realization is higher.
- The freeze-dried coffee segment is growing 8 to 10% year on year globally. Most of the freeze-dried coffee plants manufacturing has already sold out for the whole year. There is huge demand.
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