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DRC copper-cobalt operational and geopolitical risks
View Risks →Lloyds Metals delivered a standout Q4 FY26, with standalone revenue surging 310% YoY to ₹4,977 crore and EBITDA jumping 498% to ₹1,679 crore, driven by a 120% increase in iron ore production to 22 million tonnes and the ramp-up of pellet capacity to 8 milli...
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Lloyds Metals delivered a standout Q4 FY26, with standalone revenue surging 310% YoY to ₹4,977 crore and EBITDA jumping 498% to ₹1,679 crore, driven by a 120% increase in iron ore production to 22 million tonnes and the ramp-up of pellet capacity to 8 million tonnes. EBITDA margin expanded ~1000bps YoY to 33.73%, reflecting structural cost benefits from the slurry pipeline and higher value-added product mix (32% of revenue vs 20% in FY25). Management guided FY27 iron ore production of 26 million tonnes, pellet dispatches of 7.75-8 million tonnes, and annual cost savings exceeding ₹2,000 crore by FY28. The company also entered copper via Surya and KMF, targeting 100,000 tonnes over 3-5 years. Key risk: execution and geopolitical challenges in DRC copper-cobalt operations could delay ramp-up and strain consolidated leverage.
DRC copper-cobalt operational and geopolitical risks
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Read Transcript →Full-year iron ore production more than doubled, driven by capacity expansion at Surjagarh and Odisha mines.
Pellet plant reached 100% capacity utilization within 4 months of commissioning; second plant commissioned in May 2026.
Share of value-added products (pellets, DRI) in standalone revenue increased from 20% in FY25.
Return on capital employed (excluding CWIP) stood at 56%, reflecting high capital efficiency.
Management guided iron ore production of 26 million tonnes for FY27, up from 21.96 million tonnes in FY26.
Surya copper plant faced sulfuric acid supply shortages, impacting ramp-up.
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