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View Risks →Platinum Industries delivered a robust Q4 FY26 with consolidated revenue of ₹132 crore (+37% YoY), EBITDA of ₹15.3 crore (+95% YoY), and PAT of ₹14.8 crore (+164% YoY).
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Platinum Industries delivered a robust Q4 FY26 with consolidated revenue of ₹132 crore (+37% YoY), EBITDA of ₹15.3 crore (+95% YoY), and PAT of ₹14.8 crore (+164% YoY). EBITDA margin expanded 350 bps to 11.6%. Growth was driven by strong volume uptake in CPVC additives, improved product mix, and operational leverage from the new Palar facility. The CPVC segment contributed ~30% of FY26 revenue (₹110 crore) and is scaling rapidly with two major pipe manufacturers onboarded. Management guided for >40% revenue growth in FY27, supported by the Egypt plant (Q3 start, 10% of FY27 revenue) and a 35% CAGR target over FY26-29. Risks include raw material volatility (PVC/chemicals) and the time lag in passing on cost increases, which could temporarily pressure margins.
Raw Material Volatility
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Read Transcript →CPVC contributed ~30% of total revenue; key growth driver.
Similar capacity as new Indian unit; commercial ops in Q3 FY27.
First sale in April 2026; targeting meaningful contribution this year.
India's CPVC pipe production expected to double to 5 lakh tons in 2-3 years.
Egypt facility to start commercial production in Q3 FY27, contributing ~10% of FY27 revenue.
Management expects to maintain EBITDA margin in 13-15% range in FY27.
Management targets >40% revenue growth in FY27, with 10% from Egypt and rest from India.
Long-term revenue CAGR target of 35% over FY26-29, supported by Egypt ramp-up and new products.
Egypt plant construction to complete by end of May 2026, pre-commissioning in June, commercial production by September 2026.
Geopolitical tensions caused PVC and chemical price spikes in March; time lag in passing on costs may pressure margins.
New Egypt facility may face operational or regulatory delays; break-even at 30-35% utilization.
Employee costs rose due to hiring for new facilities; as % of sales increased by 1% and may not normalize quickly.
Egypt plant already delayed by 9-12 months; further delays could push revenue contribution beyond FY27.
Promoter sold ~0.87% stake in Q3 for personal loans, raising concerns about future dilution.
Global shift away from lead stabilizers could impact Egypt's lead-focused capacity, though management claims machines can be converted.
Management targets >40% revenue growth in FY27, with 10% from Egypt and rest from India.
Geopolitical tensions caused PVC and chemical price spikes in March; time lag in passing on costs may pressure margins.
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