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    Pyramid Technopl

    PYRAMID
    Capital Goods·10 Feb 2026
    Management Summary

    Pyramid Technoplast reported a mixed Q3 FY26, with revenue growing 5% YoY to ₹162 crores, driven by strong performance in IBC and HDPE Drums. However, profitability was impacted, with EBITDA declining 2% to ₹12 crores and PAT falling 29% to ₹4.8 crores, primarily due to higher operating costs, interest burden, and one-time expenses. The company commissioned its recycling and solar power plants, which are expected to drive significant cost savings and margin improvement in the coming quarters, with management targeting 10-12% EBITDA margins by the June quarter.

    Highlights

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    • Revenue of ₹162 crores, up 5% YoY for Q3 FY26.

    • Gross profit rose 22% YoY to ₹44 crores in Q3 FY26 and 26% to ₹130 crores for nine months.

    • HDPE DRUMS volume grew 16% YoY, with revenue up 10% YoY.

    • IBC volume grew 37% YoY, with revenue up 27% YoY.

    • Recycling plant commissioned in October, expected to reduce raw material cost by 10% annually.

    • Solar power plant commissioned in October, expected to reduce power cost by ₹15 crores annually.

    • Wada plant is now profitable and capacity utilization improving above 65%.

    Concerns

    4
    • EBITDA declined by 2% to ₹12 crores in Q3 FY26.

    • PAT declined by 29% YoY to ₹4.8 crores in Q3 FY26.

    • EBITDA margin at 7.4% and PAT margin at 3% in Q3 FY26, impacted by higher base costs, interest burden (₹80-90 lakhs), increased depreciation (₹33-34 lakhs), and Diwali bonus (₹1 crore).

    • MS-Drum volume increased by 1% YoY, but revenue declined by 2%.

    Key financials

    Metrics

    9

    Periods

    2

    Q3 FY26

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    • Revenue
      ₹162 Cr
      YoY+5%
    • Gross Profit
      ₹44 Cr
      YoY+22%
    • EBITDA
      ₹12 Cr
      YoY-2%
    • EBITDA Margin
      7.4%
    • PAT
      ₹4.8 Cr
      YoY-29.0%

    9M FY26

    2
    • Revenue
      ₹486 Cr
      YoY+16%
    • Gross Profit
      ₹130 Cr
      YoY+26%

    Segment breakdown

    Volume Growth (YoY)Revenue Growth (YoY)
    MS-Drum1%-2%
    HDPE Drums16%10%
    IBC37%27%
    Wada Plant
    Heatmap· 2 shared metrics

    Order Book

    low confidence

    "The demand has not been seen yet, but it seems that the demand will come. Yes, there is demand. I think 8-10% growth will be seen in the quarter."

    Source:
    Q&A

    Capital allocation

    3
    high confidence
    CategoryHeadline
    Capex

    ₹10 crores

    Debt

    Debt disclosed

    Cost 8.0%

    Liquidity

    Undrawn ₹30 crores

    Working capital limit is unused, with a balance of 30-40 crores available.

    Guidance & targets

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    CategoryTargetPriority
    Capacity
    Capacity Utilization
    75%
    High
    Cost Savings
    Annual Power Cost Reduction (Solar)
    ₹15 crore
    High
    Cost Savings
    Raw Material Cost Reduction (Recycling)
    10%
    High
    Profitability
    EBITDA Margin
    10-11%
    Medium
    Profitability
    Overall Margins
    11-12%
    Medium
    Revenue
    Revenue (FY26)
    ₹670 crores
    High
    Revenue
    Revenue (FY27)
    ₹800 crores
    High
    Volume/Revenue
    Growth
    8-10%
    Medium

    Capacity Utilization Improvement

    next financial year
    Current67% (Q3 FY26)
    Target75%

    Why it matters

    Higher utilization drives operational leverage and overall profitability.

    Capacity utilization during the quarter stood at 67%, and we expect this to steadily improve to 75% for the next financial year.

    How to verify

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    Risks & concerns

    3
    RiskSeverity

    Market downturn and export restrictions

    Market was down and export was closed, impacting volume growth in Q3 FY26, though demand is expected to return.Management acknowledged

    medium

    Project delays impacting profitability

    Delays in solar and recycling plant commissioning, along with accounting for subsidies, caused a shortfall in expected EBITDA.Management acknowledged

    medium

    Higher operating costs during ramp-up phase

    Higher base costs during the capacity ramp-up phase contributed to margin pressure in Q3 FY26, expected to ease as utilization improves.Management acknowledged

    low

    Q&A highlights

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    “Nothing has happened, all the projects that we have implemented have started whether it is a recycling plant or a Wada plant, all the projects that we have done have started this time you are seeing a profit of 2 crores, there are 2 reasons, the interest burden is 80-90 lakhs and the depreciation is 33-34 lakhs extra plus the bonus of diwali is around 1 crore Rs. 2.5 crore is gone, so it was less than Rs. 2 crore.”

    Management explains the specific cost items (interest, depreciation, bonus) that led to the significant PAT decline in Q3 FY26 despite new projects being operational.

    asked by Deepesh Sancheti

    2 min read5 chapters

    Detailed Narrative

    01

    Q3 FY26 Performance Overview and Profitability Challenges

    Pyramid Technoplast reported a 5% year-on-year revenue growth, reaching ₹162 crores in Q3 FY26, with 9-month revenue at ₹486 crores, up 16%. Gross profit saw a healthy increase of 22% YoY to ₹44 crores for the quarter. However, profitability was significantly impacted, with EBITDA declining 2% to ₹12 crores (7.4% margin) and PAT falling 29% to ₹4.8 crores (3% margin). This decline was attributed to higher base costs during the capacity ramp-up, an interest burden of ₹80-90 lakhs, increased depreciation of ₹33-34 lakhs, and a Diwali bonus expense of ₹1 crore.

    02

    Strategic Initiatives and Capacity Expansion Progress

    The company successfully commissioned key projects during the quarter, including a recycling plant on October 3rd and a solar power plant on October 30th. The recycling plant, with an investment of ₹10 crores, has an annual capacity of 5,000 metric tons. The solar power plant, part of a larger ₹60 crore project, is expected to significantly reduce power costs. The Wada plant is now fully operational and profitable, with its capacity utilization improving from 40-50% in the last quarter to 60-70% since January.

    03

    Operational Efficiencies and Cost Savings Outlook

    The newly commissioned recycling plant is projected to reduce raw material cost requirements by 10% annually, enhancing supply chain resilience and reducing import dependence. The solar power plant is expected to reduce annual power costs by approximately ₹15 crores, with about ₹3 crores of benefit anticipated in Q4 FY26. These initiatives, combined with backward integration and an expanded in-house logistics fleet of over 100 vehicles, are set to improve cost control and supply reliability.

    04

    Segmental Performance and Capacity Utilization

    In Q3 FY26, MS-Drum volume increased by 1% YoY, though revenue declined by 2%. HDPE DRUMS showed strong growth with 16% YoY volume increase and 10% YoY revenue increase. IBC delivered robust performance, with 37% YoY volume growth and 27% YoY revenue growth. Overall installed production capacity increased from 62,887 MTPA to 75,856 MTPA. Capacity utilization stood at 67% in Q3 FY26, with management expecting it to steadily improve to 75% in the next financial year.

    05

    Future Outlook and Profitability Targets

    Management expressed confidence in driving consistent growth and improving profitability. They are targeting EBITDA margins of 10-11% and overall margins of 11-12% by the June quarter, as the benefits from new projects fully materialize. The company projects revenue to reach approximately ₹670 crores for FY26 and ₹800 crores for FY27. With the expansion phase nearing completion and sustainability initiatives in place, the focus is on maximizing utilization and leveraging operational efficiencies.

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