Apollo Pipes Ltd

Q2 FY26Industrial Products

Apollo Pipes Ltd Q2 FY26 Results & Concall Highlights: Revenue, Margins & Order Book

Q2 FY26 earnings call: what management guided on revenue, margins and order book.

Price₹602

Market cap₹2.3K Cr

Published25 May 2026

The short version

Apollo Pipes aims to achieve around 100,000 tons of sales volume in FY '26, expecting stronger performance in the last 5 months after a weak first 7 months. Apollo Pipes aims for 20%+ volume growth in FY '26, targeting 100,000 to 105,000 tons sales, with improvement expected in H2 after a weak H1 due to industry headwinds.

From Apollo Pipes Ltd's Q2 FY26 earnings-call transcript · updated 23 Aug 2026.

Revenue & Sales Performance

Apollo Pipes aims to achieve around 100,000 tons of sales volume in FY '26, expecting stronger performance in the last 5 months after a weak first 7 months.
Targeting 20%+ volume growth initially, but guidance has been revised down due to subdued industry demand.
Confident of reaching 125,000 tons sales volume in the following year (FY '27).
Plans to expand total installed capacity to 286,000 tons over the next 2 years without debt.
Expansion includes new plants in West and East India (Varanasi), expected to boost regional presence.
Focus on increasing CPVC sales mix from 15-18% to over 25% in 2-3 years to improve margins.
Expecting improved demand environment post-monsoon and higher government infrastructure spending to drive growth.
New high-margin products like OPVC, CPVC, and window profiles to contribute to volume expansion.
Operating leverage benefits anticipated when quarterly consolidated volume reaches 25,000 to 30,000 tons.

Profitability & Margins

Apollo Pipes aims for 20%+ volume growth in FY '26, targeting 100,000 to 105,000 tons sales, with improvement expected in H2 after a weak H1 due to industry headwinds.
EBITDA per ton for Apollo standalone is targeted around INR 10,000-11,000 with improvement as volumes rise to 25,000-30,000 tons quarterly.
Kisan's EBITDA per ton is expected to improve from current breakeven/low levels to INR 4,000-6,000 as volumes recover.
Margin expansion anticipated over 2-3 years driven by operating leverage and higher-margin product mix (shift to housing plumbing and high-margin new products like OPVC, CPVC).
Return ratios expected to improve with ROCE moving from single digits to potentially 20-22% post ramp-up of high-margin products and new capacities.
Capex normalized to INR 40-50 crores yearly from FY '27 onwards, aiding sustainable growth without debt.
Long-term confidence maintained despite short-term volatility and industry demand slowdown.

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Capital Expenditure Plans

Capex in H1 FY '26 was INR 92 crores; full-year target for FY '26 is INR 150 crores.
For FY '27, capex expected to reduce to below INR 100 crores, normalizing to INR 40-50 crores annually thereafter.
Majority of FY '26 capex focused on the new plant in Varanasi (Eastern India expansion).
Future expansion plans include a greenfield plant in South India, contingent on consistent quarterly volumes hitting 35,000-40,000 tons.
Capex funded through equity and internal cash flows, with no additional debt, keeping balance sheet healthy.
INR 600 crores planned from 2024 to 2027 for capacity expansion from 125,000 tons to 300,000 tons, covering multiple new plants and product additions like OPVC pipes and window profiles.
Capex programs started 2.5 years ago and are long-term, aiming to capitalize on demand recovery over 5-10 years.

Fundraising & Capital Structure

Apollo Pipes is currently funding its expansion and capex without raising any debt; all funding has come from equity and internal cash flows.
Promoters invested INR 260 crores and a Middle Eastern fund contributed INR 110 crores for capex.
Management emphasized that their capex program (INR 600 crores from 2024 to 2027) is debt-free, helping keep interest costs low.
Future capex, including greenfield projects like the South India plant, may be delayed but will also be internally funded.
There is no mention of planned new fundraising through debt or equity in the near term.
The company aims to keep working capital debt low and manage expansions conservatively to protect margins.

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Order Book & Pipeline

No specific figures or details about the current or expected order book or pending orders were disclosed in the transcript.
Management discussed ongoing demand challenges due to weak end-user demand and delayed government infrastructure spending affecting sales momentum.
There is mention of government tenders and demand ramp-up for OPVC pipes, with states like Bihar, Rajasthan, and Kerala coming to the final stages of tendering.
Demand from government sector remains impacted due to delayed fund release to contractors, limiting fresh demand and supplies.
The company expects more favorable demand environment from November onwards, anticipating construction activity restart post-monsoon and increased government infrastructure spending boosting liquidity.
No quantitative order book guidance or backlog data was provided during the call.

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Capex in H1 FY '26 was INR 92 crores; full-year target for FY '26 is INR 150 crores.

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