Aarti Industries posts Q3 FY25 PAT YoY lower at Rs. 46 Cr
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Aarti Industries posts Q3 FY25 PAT YoY lower at Rs. 46 Cr

Reports 17% sequential QoQ growth in EBIDTA driven by strong volume performance

  • By ICN Bureau | February 03, 2025

Aarti Industries Limited (AIL), one of the leading global speciality chemicals companies, announced its consolidated financial results for the third quarter of FY25.

On a consolidated basis, for the quarter, the income from operations stood at Rs. 2,035 crore as compared to Rs. 1786 crore in Q2FY25 (‘previous quarter’). EBITDA stood at Rs. 236 crore as compared to Rs. 202 crore in the previous quarter. PAT stood at Rs. 46 crore as compared to Rs. 52 crore in the previous quarter. The profit is impacted by mark to market loss on long-term ECB loan of Rs. 23 crore arising due to Rupee depreciation.

Exports saw sequential growth, while domestic volumes remained stable across most end-use applications.

Commenting on the results, Suyog Kotecha, CEO and Executive Director of Aarti Industries Ltd said, “In a dynamic global environment, AIL delivered a resilient performance despite market challenges in Q3 FY25 with EBITDA growing sequentially on the back of strong volume growth. While pricing pressures weighed on margins, we remain focused on risk mitigation through cost efficiencies, product diversification and geographic expansion into the US, Europe, and Japan markets. With a robust innovation pipeline and sustainability at our core, we are well-positioned to capitalize on future opportunities in high-growth applications.”

9M FY25 Financials

Revenue stood at Rs. 5,833 crore compared to Rs. 5,057 crore in the previous 9MFY24, reflecting a 15% increase. EBIDTA was Rs. 749 crore, up from Rs. 702 crore, marking a 7% growth.

Business Highlights:

* Nitro-toluene & Ethylation capacity expansion projects were successfully commissioned and volume ramp-up will continue through Q4FY25

* Two renewable energy power purchase agreements for solar and hybrid power were concluded. AIL’s renewable share in total power purchase to exceed 75% by Q1FY27 and will accrue significant savings in power costs

* Re Sustainability and Recycling Pvt. Limited and Aarti Circularity Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of AIL, entered into a joint venture to drive the development of Plastic Materials Recycling Facilities (PMRFs) across India.   

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