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Morbi outsourcing disruption
View Risks →Kajaria Ceramics delivered a strong Q4 FY26 with 12% revenue growth to ₹1,373 crore and PAT surging 216% to ₹136 crore, driven by 11% volume growth and 918 bps EBITDA margin expansion to 19.19%.
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Kajaria Ceramics delivered a strong Q4 FY26 with 12% revenue growth to ₹1,373 crore and PAT surging 216% to ₹136 crore, driven by 11% volume growth and 918 bps EBITDA margin expansion to 19.19%. The volume recovery followed a nine-month channel realignment, with momentum building from January. The Morbi gas crisis created a structural tailwind: Morbi plants faced 35-40% cost increases, while Kajaria's multi-location plants and 30% biofuel mix in the north provide a cost advantage. Management guided for 18-19% EBITDA margins going forward but declined volume guidance. Key risks include potential supply disruption from Morbi outsourcing partners and volatile gas prices. Overall, the company is well-positioned to gain market share in FY27.
Morbi outsourcing disruption
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Read Transcript →Volume growth in Q4 FY26, driven by channel realignment and demand recovery from January.
Improved from 65 days in Q3 FY26 due to lower inventory and receivables.
Outsourced volume in FY26; expected to rise to 40M sqm in FY27.
Gas price in north India for April, up from ₹55.54 in Q4, reflecting global supply tightness.
Management expects to sustain EBITDA margins between 18% and 19% in the current year, supported by cost optimization and price hikes.
Many Morbi plants remain shut; outsourcing volumes may be impacted in Q1 FY27 until Morbi production normalizes.
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