Pricol
Q2 revenue of ₹1,334 Cr rose 35% YoY, but a 11.82% EBITDA margin absorbs input-cost inflation. Management could not quantify how much cost will be passed on to customers.
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Q2 revenue of ₹1,334 Cr rose 35% YoY, but a 11.82% EBITDA margin absorbs input-cost inflation. Management could not quantify how much cost will be passed on to customers.
Q2 revenue of ₹1,334 Cr rose 35% YoY, but a 11.82% EBITDA margin absorbs input-cost inflation. Management could not quantify how much cost will be passed on to customers.
No numeric growth guidance. Quantified: ₹350 Cr plastics capex over six quarters; demerger effective April 2027.
Pricol reported 23.5% revenue growth in Q1 FY27, yet EBITDA margins faced severe headwinds from geopolitics and rising costs, leading to a demerger of its Driver Information Systems business.
Pricol Ltd delivered a strong FY26, hitting a revenue milestone of nearly ₹4000cr with zero debt, while cautioning on geopolitical headwinds impacting margins.
Pricol Limited's corporate presentation highlights its position as an automotive technology leader. The firm reported FY25 consolidated total income of ₹27,085.60 million, supported by strategic partnerships and a strong shift toward EV products.
Pricol delivered a strong FY26 with consolidated revenue growing 51.24% YoY to INR 3,963.85 Crs and PAT increasing to INR 250.80 Crs.
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