1. Revenue grew by 65% to ₹370 Cr from ₹223 Cr in Q3FY21 YoY
EBITDA growth is 32%
2. Revenue and EBITDA contracted because Q3 is generally a slower quarter especially for ATBS as MNC keeps lower inventory at the end of year. Demand will start reviving from January
3. In 9MFY22 butyl phenol has already marked revenues ₹120 Cr
4. IBB has been negatively impacted on slow ibuprofen demand
5. Expecting 50% growth in sales in FY22 compared to FY21 (part of which is volume driven and price driven) with EBITDA margins closer to 30%.
6. Assuming the prices stay same, volume growth is expected to be 25-30% for next three years including the subsidiaries
7. ATBS accounted for 50% of sale,Butyl phenol 12%, IBB 7-8%, and rest is other products
8. Q4 EBITDA is expected to better then previous three quarters due to sales ramping up in ATBS, IBB and Butyl phenol
Capex
1. The amalgamation on additive business, approval from SEBI is received and filed the application with NCLT, However due to Covid the process is getting delayed and expect to be completed in next 8 months
2. The plan is expected to be commissioned in march 2022 and also added a new product in antioxidant L135 used as lube additive
With new addition of capacities, expecting additive sales to be ₹700 Cr as against earlier estimates of ₹500 Cr.
3. Further expanding butyl phenol capacity by 15000 MT. Estimated capex is ₹100 Cr and most of these will be captively used in manufacturing of additives and expecting to complete by December 2022
4. Another capex of butylated phenol is underway and expected to complete this year with revenue potential of 60-70 Cr
5. Commissioned 6.5MW solar power plant. Taken board approval for another 7.5Mw of solar power plant with capex of ₹33Cr, post which 50% of consumption will be from captive solar and renewable energy
Subsidiary
1. Manufacturing 5 new specialty and niche chemistry products having application across pharmaceutical, perfumery and solvents for catalysts. Overall capex for this project is ₹250 Cr
2. The overall market for these products is in excess of ₹2500 Cr and the revenue potential at full capacity utilisation is ₹250 Cr targeting 10% market share.
3. The capex is underway and will be commenced in March 2023
4. The new antioxidant is value added product whereas the other three are volume driven products
All these products are B2B products
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1. Net revenues for the quarter were ₹348.6 Cr (4.6% growth YoY). EBITDA for the quarter stood at ₹73.4 Cr and EBITDA margin for the quarter was 21.1%.PAT for the quarter was ₹33 Cr and PAT margins were 9.5%.
2. Revenues from domestic formulation business for the quarter was ₹181.5 Cr (15.2% growth YoY). Major therapeutic segments viz. anti-infectives, gastrointestinal, urological and respiratory performed well.
1. Despite the challenging business environment, Meghmani Organics Ltd. (MOL) revenue grew by 43.7% YoY to ₹ 640 Cr in Q3 FY22 aided by higher realisation from Pigments
along with improvement in volume & higher realisation from Agrochemicals business.
2. As an industry wide phenomenon, MOL too faced the challenge in respect to hardening of raw material prices.
Due to the sudden and sharp rise of raw material prices, MOL faced a challenge in terms of fully passing on to consumers.
3. EBITDA stood at ₹77.4 Cr with 12.1% EBITDA margins from 20.2% YoY
1. Revenues for the quarter were ₹9814 Cr (11% growth YoY). Material cost as a percentage of revenues was 27%. Staff cost was up by 8% YoY and stands at 18.9% of revenues.
Other expenses were up 13% YoY and stands at 28.1% of revenues. The increase is attributed towards higher selling & distribution and traveling expenses while in Q3 of last year, these expenses were lower on account of COVID.
2. Specialty R&D accounted for approximately 22% of total R&D spend for the quarter. Forex loss for the quarter was ₹10.6 Cr compared to a gain of ₹71.6 Cr for Q3 last year.
1. Operating revenues stood at ₹367 Cr registering growth of 24% YoY
2. EBITDA grew by 21% YoY to ₹98 Cr with margins at 27%
3. 58% of revenue contribution from high value business and rest 42% from legacy business
4. Growth momentum of 10% YoY in high value business and 50% in legacy businesses
5. As per customers, the overall demand was slow due to inventory pile up, with revival in demand the existing inventory is now consumed and order for new inventory will soon be in pipeline from H2