BCL Industries
Q2 and H1 FY27 revenue ₹695 Cr and ₹1,319 Cr; Q2 EBITDA ₹66 Cr at 9.5% margin, PAT ₹29 Cr. Ethanol margins under pressure from maize costs; management cautious on near-term ethanol, optimistic on CBG and IMFL.
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Q2 and H1 FY27 revenue ₹695 Cr and ₹1,319 Cr; Q2 EBITDA ₹66 Cr at 9.5% margin, PAT ₹29 Cr. Ethanol margins under pressure from maize costs; management cautious on near-term ethanol, optimistic on CBG and IMFL.
Q2 and H1 FY27 revenue ₹695 Cr and ₹1,319 Cr; Q2 EBITDA ₹66 Cr at 9.5% margin, PAT ₹29 Cr. Ethanol margins under pressure from maize costs; management cautious on near-term ethanol, optimistic on CBG and IMFL.
Insurance claim expected by Q3; CBG plant revenue ~₹70 Cr at 90-95% utilisation; peak revenue ~₹2,900 Cr, explicitly not a forecast.
BCL Industries shows resilience despite a major fire at its Bhatinda distillery and exit from edible oils. Margins improved via vertical integration and higher ENA volumes despite lower ethanol realizations from private buyers.
BCL Industries reported FY26 revenue of ₹2,913cr and PAT of ₹126cr, focusing on ethanol expansion and distillery integration while exiting the packaged oil business.
BCL Industries shows resilience by pivoting capacity to ENA/Liquor as ethanol allocations dipped. Profitability is buoyed by operational efficiencies and backward integration through a new rice straw boiler.
BCL Industries reported Q4 FY26 revenue of ₹611 Cr with 9.5% EBITDA margins. Management is pivoting from packaged oil to high-margin distillery and oil trading verticals.
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