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KRITI Other 15 May 2026

Kriti Industries Limited — Q4 FY26

Kriti Industries reported a mixed Q4 FY26 with revenue of INR 142 Cr (+3% YoY) and a sharp EBITDA margin expansion to 12.91% (+1276 bps YoY), driven by inventory gains from falling PVC prices and a low base.

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Revenue ₹142 Cr +3%
EBITDA ₹18 Cr
PAT ₹4 Cr
EBITDA Margin 12.91% +1276bps
Duration 28 min

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2-Min Summary

Kriti Industries reported a mixed Q4 FY26 with revenue of INR 142 Cr (+3% YoY) and a sharp EBITDA margin expansion to 12.91% (+1276 bps YoY), driven by inventory gains from falling PVC prices and a low base. PAT turned positive at INR 4 Cr vs a loss of INR 4 Cr last year. Full-year revenue declined 19% to INR 587 Cr due to heavy rains impacting agriculture and building product volumes. Management expects healthy volume growth in FY27 on a low base, with building products as the key growth driver. Capex is on hold pending Q1-Q2 performance. Risks include continued PVC price volatility and competitive intensity in central India.

Key Numbers

Total Sales Volume (Q4) 13,577 MT
+12% YoY (agri)

Agriculture segment grew 12% YoY to 10,288 MT; building products grew 7% to 2,683 MT.

Agriculture Volume (FY26) 47,638 MT
-11% YoY

Full-year agri volume declined due to heavy rains in key markets.

Building Products Volume (FY26) 7,685 MT
-16% YoY

Building products volume fell, but management targets substantial growth in FY27.

Dealer Count ~400
flat

Dealer network is well-entrenched in MP, Rajasthan, Maharashtra; gradual expansion ongoing.

Management Guidance

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Volume growth to exceed industry average in FY27

Management expects healthy volume growth in FY27 due to a low base from FY26's decline.

growth
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Capex on hold for first two quarters of FY27

No new capex until Q2 FY27 results are assessed; existing capacity sufficient.

capex
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Building products to be major growth driver

Focus on building products for better margins and sustained volumes; targeting substantial revenue increase.

revenue

Key Risks

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PVC price volatility and inventory gains

Falling PVC prices led to inventory gains in Q4, but future volatility could impact margins.

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Geopolitical uncertainty affecting petrochemical prices

Wars in Iran/Iraq region cause sudden price swings, making demand and margin forecasting difficult.

high · management_commentary
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Competitive intensity in central India

All major players are present in the region, pressuring pricing and market share.

medium · analyst_question
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Dependence on monsoon for agriculture demand

Heavy rains in FY26 hurt volumes; adverse weather could repeat and impact FY27 performance.

high · management_commentary

Notable Quotes

We are very clear that there is a limitation to grow beyond a regional territory if you have a located plant at one location.
Shiv Singh Mehta · Chairman and Managing Director
We are targeting a fairly substantial increase this year... building product offers better margins and sustained volume throughout the year.
Shiv Singh Mehta · Chairman and Managing Director
We will consolidate our position and fortunately for us this territory where we are we are a leading penion brand and that gives us an advantage.
Shiv Singh Mehta · Chairman and Managing Director