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Quarterly Update Q4FY25

Quarterly Update Q3FY25

Quarterly Update Q2FY25

Healthy Volume but higher cost squeeze profits

Quarterly Update Q1FY25

Integration costs along with slow domestic growth hurt performance

Initiating Coverage Report

Growth momentum continues; outlook robust

Growth momentum back on track; outlook robust

In Q1FY24, Carysil Ltd. reported a revenue decline of 2.7% QoQ / 17.3% YoY to Rs. 171.3 crores in Q1FY24 owing to lower production and sales due to SAP implementation in April 2023, thus missing market expectations of Rs. 160.2 crores. On a sequential basis, the GP and EBITDA margins improved 176 bps / 38 bps to 49.9% and 18.4%, respectively, with the normalization in freight and other input costs of the business which outweighed an uptick in employee expenses.

Growth to accelerate from Q2; outlook robust

Inline numbers: order inflows improve

Going forward, we estimate 25%, 24% and 19% Revenue, EBITDA and PAT CAGR respectively till FY24, driven by improvement in demand from exports and an increase in the utilization of the existing capacities. Further the increased focus on domestic business will help the company to scale its brand Carysil.

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