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AMINES & PLASTICIZERS LTD. Q1 FY26 Results

AMNPLSTQ1 FY26 Results
Filing
MetricValue ( Cr)vs Q4 FY25
Revenue140.2915.4%
Total Income140.3715.4%
Expenditure130.3712.4%
PBT10.0041.7%
Net Profit7.4342.0%
OPM9.26%3.39pp
NPM5.29%2.43pp
EPS1.3542.1%
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Amines & Plasticizers Ltd Reports Q1FY26 Results with 2.05% YoY Revenue Growth, Despite Challenges

14 Aug 2025 · 14 Aug 2025, 05:42 pm

Summary

Amines & Plasticizers Ltd, one of India’s leading manufacturers of ethanolamines, alkanolamines & alkyl alkanolamines and gas-treating solvents, announced its financial results for the quarter ended June 30, 2025. The company registered a 2.05% YoY growth in revenue but saw a decrease in profitability due to a partial shutdown for planned operational maintenance and a slowdown in international sales.

Key Highlights

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    Consolidated revenue for Q1FY26 is 140.29 Cr., showing a 2.05% YoY growth.

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    EBITDA for Q1FY26 is 13.07 Cr., down by 13.96% YoY.

  3. 3

    Profit After Tax (PAT) for Q1FY26 is 7.43 Cr., down by 14.17% YoY.

  4. 4

    Turbhe Plant observed a partial shutdown for planned operational maintenance.

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    Some key export markets have been affected by geopolitical concerns, resulting in a slowdown in international sales.

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    The company anticipates a moderation in export volumes for the remainder of FY26.

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    The company remains confident in the resilience of its domestic business, backed by firm orders and stable demand.

Management Comments

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Mr. Hemant Ruia

FY26 has commenced in a challenging environment marked by global and macroeconomic uncertainties. Volatility in tariffs, changes in trade policies, and ongoing geopolitical developments have led many customers to defer purchase decisions while awaiting greater clarity. This has created a subdued business environment, which has impacted our performance during the first quarter. We registered modest year-on-year growth in revenue; however, profitability was lower during the quarter. Looking ahead, we anticipate a moderation in export volumes for the remainder of FY26. Nevertheless, we remain confident in the resilience of our domestic business, backed by firm orders and stable demand.

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