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Tuesday, August 12, 2025

NCN REPORT ON RHI MAGNESITA INDIA LIMITED Q 1 RESULTS

 

RHI Magnesita India Limited reports mixed Q1 FY26 results with revenue growth and profit decline
RHI Magnesita India, a leading refractory manufacturer, announced its Q1 FY26 results, reporting increased revenue alongside a significant decrease in net profit. 
Financial highlights
  • Revenue Growth: Revenue increased by 14.29% year-over-year, reaching ₹8.00 billion from ₹7.00 billion in the previous year's first quarter, indicating strong demand.
  • Profit Decline: Despite the revenue growth, net profit decreased by 43.01% year-over-year, to ₹465.00 million from ₹816.00 million in the same quarter last year.
  • EBITDA and Margin Compression: EBITDA declined from ₹1.30 billion to ₹821.00 million, resulting in a significant EBITDA margin compression from 18.32% to 10.19%. 
Analysis of performance
The disparity between revenue growth and declining profitability suggests potential challenges in maintaining profit margins. Factors potentially contributing to this include increased operational costs, shifts in the product mix, or pricing pressures within the refractory market. 
Strategic initiatives and outlook
RHI Magnesita India maintains a strong market position, holding a 30% share in the Indian refractory market. The company has made technological advancements, including deploying India's first complete robotic solution in a continuous casting system. Strategic acquisitions, such as acquiring Ashwath Technologies Private Limited for ₹14.12 crore, are aimed at enhancing capabilities. The Indian refractory market is expected to grow, offering opportunities for expansion. RHI Magnesita India has also started cost optimization programs focusing on various efficiencies. 
Management commentary
Parmod Sagar, Chairman, MD & CEO, highlighted the operating model's resilience in a competitive market. He expressed confidence in the company's market position and strategies for growth and productivity. Management is expected to address profitability challenges in future communications. 

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