Key highlights: Consolidated sales (Rs 1.4bn, +14% yoy) were 4% above our estimates. EBITDA margin saw sharp correction to 11.2% (vs. estimated 21.2%) on account of – (1) production disruption in Italy subsidiary for a month period (for implementing efficient technology with target to conserve energy and reduce wastage) and initial marketing spend to launch antioxidant blends in USA. Thus, the EBITDA declined 45% yoy to Rs 157mn. The weak operating performance and higher taxes dragged PAT by 78% yoy to Rs 31mn (estimated Rs 116mn). The weak operating performance was primarily due to quarter specific execution issues at subsidiaries. The standalone financials reported 3% sales growth (to Rs 1.02bn) coupled with 160bps expansion in EBITDA margin (to 17.5%), resulting in 18% yoy growth in profits to Rs 65mn (despite higher tax incidence of 36%). Phillip Capital retain their Buy rating with an unchanged TP of Rs 135 (9x FY18 EV/EBITDA).