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Fineotex Chemical Limited — Q2 FY26

Fineotex Chemical reported Q2 FY26 consolidated revenue of ₹145.43 crore, with EBITDA of ₹31.03 crore (margin 22.53%) and PAT of ₹26.08 crore.

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Revenue ₹138 Cr
EBITDA ₹31 Cr
PAT ₹26 Cr
EBITDA Margin 23%
Duration 44 min
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Fineotex Chemical reported Q2 FY26 consolidated revenue of ₹145.43 crore, with EBITDA of ₹31.03 crore (margin 22.53%) and PAT of ₹26.08 crore. Revenue was flat YoY due to US tariff-related postponements in textile orders, though sequential improvement was driven by gross margin expansion of 500bps QoQ to 38.45% from better product mix and cost controls. The oil & gas segment grew to 7% of sales (from 4% in Q1), and the new 16,000-tonne capacity plant is ramping up. Management expects H2 to be stronger than H1, targeting at least 15% annual growth, with potential government orders for Aqua Strike in H2. Key risk: continued geopolitical uncertainty could further delay textile order conversion.

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Quarter Snapshot

Oil & Gas Revenue Share 7%
+3pp QoQ

Oil & gas segment contribution increased from 4% in Q1 to 7% in Q2, driven by breakthrough orders.

Gross Margin 38.45%
+500bps QoQ

Gross margin expanded sharply sequentially due to improved product mix and cost efficiencies.

Volume (tonnes) 15,600
+3% QoQ

Total volume was ~15,600 tonnes vs 15,150 tonnes in Q1, with new plant contributing ~10% utilization.

Textile Revenue Share ~74%
-1pp QoQ

Textile share declined slightly as oil & gas and other segments grew faster.

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Top guidance H2 FY26 revenue growth expected to be better than H1

Management expects second half to be stronger than first half, driven by textile recovery and oil & gas ramp-up.

Top risk US tariff impact on textile orders

Geopolitical tensions and US tariffs have caused postponement of textile orders, affecting revenue conversion.

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