GRP Ltd Q4 FY26 Results & Concall Highlights: Revenue, Margins & Order Book
Published 24 May 2026 | Industrial Products | Market Cap: ₹1.1K Cr
GRP anticipates long-term growth, supported by strategic investments in three core businesses, despite short-term challenges in FY '26. GRP anticipates growth driven by its three core businesses with long-term potential, despite FY '26 challenges.
From GRP Ltd's Q4 FY26 earnings-call transcript · updated 23 Aug 2026.
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₹1.1K Cr
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GRP Ltd — Quarterly revenue & net profit
Reported quarterly figures (₹ Cr). Latest: revenue ₹145 Cr, net profit ₹-1 Cr.
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- →GRP anticipates long-term growth, supported by strategic investments in three core businesses, despite short-term challenges in FY '26.
- →Reclaim Rubber segment expects volume growth, driven by recovering export markets (notably North America) and expanding domestic demand, which grew nearly 10% in FY '26.
- →Pyrova Energy business is in the commercialization and stabilization phase, with additional capacity expansions (e.g., new lines in Solapur) expected to boost future volumes.
- →Approval and customer validation ongoing for new products like TPO and Reclaim Rubber technology, indicating pipeline for future growth.
- →Growth capex of INR 90-100 crores planned for FY '27 targeting capacity expansions in Pyrova Energy, Reclaim Rubber, and renewable energy, supporting scale-up.
- →Domestic rubber consumption and reclaim rubber consumption rose 4% and 7% respectively, suggesting a favorable industry environment for volume expansion.
- →Company expects gradual margin and volume improvements through FY '27 and beyond, with full benefits visible by FY '28.
📈 Profitability & Margins
- →GRP anticipates growth driven by its three core businesses with long-term potential, despite FY '26 challenges.
- →Pyrova Energy business expected to achieve high double-digit EBITDA margins by FY '28, with visible margin improvements starting FY '27.
- →Incremental EBITDA margin improvement anticipated in Reclaim Rubber by a few hundred basis points due to synergy benefits.
- →Capex of INR 90-100 crores planned for FY '27 focusing on operational stability, customer approvals, and scaling new businesses like pyrolysis and rCB capacities.
- →Operating leverage expected to improve as new businesses stabilize and utilization increases, supporting sustainable profitability gains.
- →The company aims to leverage circular economy trends, policy support, and increased demand in automotive plastics to drive volume and margin expansion.
- →Dividend maintained at INR 3.5 per share, signaling confidence in long-term cash flow generation.
- →Overall, the company is at an inflection point targeting improved scale, profitability, and shareholder value by FY '28.
🏗️ Capital Expenditure Plans
- →Targeted growth capex for FY '27 is approximately INR 90-100 crores focused on disciplined deployment.
- →Capex split: ~50% spent on Pyrova Energy business (including pyrolysis operations and recovered carbon black facility).
- →~30-35% invested in reclaim rubber capacity expansion and new technology implementation.
- →Remaining ~15% allocated to other businesses including solar and wind energy projects (e.g., power offtake in Solapur, Ankleshwar, and Panoli).
- →Continued focus on enhancing solar and wind energy usage across operations in Gujarat.
- →Phase 1b Pyrova projects underway, including additional tire pyrolysis capacity and recovered carbon black facility, expected completion by Feb 2027.
- →EPR credit income (INR 79 crore from FY '24 to '26) is being reinvested into future growth platforms to strengthen circular economy presence.
- →No current major debt pressure; funding mix includes internal accruals, sanctioned loans (DFI Proparco), and EPR credit sales.
💰 Fundraising & Capital Structure
- →Currently, there is no major pressure on the balance sheet or cash flows.
- →The company has unutilized limits from a loan sanctioned by DFI Proparco, which will be used prudently.
- →Funding for FY '27 capex (INR 90-100 crores) will be through a mix of debt and internal accruals.
- →The company also has some unsold EPR credits that could be monetized for cash.
- →There is no mention of immediate plans for strategic partnerships or Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP).
- →Overall, the capital structure and serviceability ratios remain strong, indicating no urgent need for fresh fundraising.
📋 Order Book & Pipeline
- →The current order book as of now is much stronger and higher than what the company had for most part of FY '26.
- →This improvement is on account of new business and the recovery in the North American markets.
- →For the Reclaim Rubber business, there is adequate visibility of orders, supporting the decision to add new production lines.
- →Utilization is moving up but has not yet reached 90%.
- →The company has committed to expand capacity in response to order traction on the ground.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What were GRP Ltd Q4 FY26 results?
GRP anticipates long-term growth, supported by strategic investments in three core businesses, despite short-term challenges in FY '26. GRP anticipates growth driven by its three core businesses with long-term potential, despite FY '26 challenges.
What is GRP Ltd share price analysis?
GRP Ltd currently shows a neutral. The stock trades at a P/E of 153.9 with a market cap of ₹1,055 Cr. Investors should review the full earnings analysis for detailed insights.
Is GRP Ltd planning capital expenditure?
Targeted growth capex for FY '27 is approximately INR 90-100 crores focused on disciplined deployment.
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