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Praj Industries Ltd. is a leading biotechnology and engineering firm offering sustainable solutions in bioenergy, water & wastewater treatment, brewery technologies, and high-purity systems for the pharma and biotech sectors. With a global presence in over 100 countries, and four manufacturing...

Initiating Coverage Report

Restaurant Brands Asia (RBA) posted revenue growth of 16% YoY for its Indian business (in line), led by a 15% YoY rise in store additions. Same-store sales rose 2.8%, led by healthy traction across both the channels and value offerings.

Quarterly Update Q2FY26

ZEEL’s advertising revenue declined 9.4% QoQ/16.8% YoY, impacted by the IPL and weak FMCG spending. However, management commentary suggests early signs of stabilisation, with potential recovery supported by festive tailwinds and improving rural demand.

Neogen Chemicals (Neogen) delivered a subdued financial performance in the quarter. Profitability was impacted on account of higher employee costs, rise in insurance premiums, increase in finance costs owing to rebuilding of the Dahej MPP (post the fire incident) and lower utilization and startup costs at Neogen Ionics. The demand for Electrolytes and Salts has been delayed by 6 to 12 months owing to the delays in EV ramp up. However we continue to remain positive on the battery chemicals theme as growth from EVs and Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) will necessitate the creation of a domestic supply...

Sabarmati. IMAGICAA reported strong operating performance with EBITDA margin of 42.9% (PLe 36.7%) aided by a one-off grant income of Rs62mn pertaining to hotel Novotel, Imagicaa. While footfalls were down by ~4% on LFL basis, we expect recovery in FY26E backed by 1) addition of 10 new rides at Wet & Joy water park in Lonavala 2) launch of 2 new shows at Sai Teertha...

Kaynes Technologies (KAYNES) continued its strong operating performance in 2QFY26, with revenue growth of 58% YoY, while EBITDA grew at a much faster pace of 80% YoY.

In food delivery, GOV grew 18.8% YoY and adj. revenue grew 22% YoY, indicating possible share gains despite increasing competitive intensity.

Clean Science and Technology (Clean) reported results which were in line with our expectations. The management stated that the growth is majorly led by volumes as realisations are steady. Favourable product mix led to better margin delivery at 41% as established products like MEHQ/BHA saw better growth while products with lesser salience like DCC, TBHQ and others saw weaker growth. Sales volume for HALS stood at 580 tons with total sales of Rs 240 mn in Q1FY26.The management maintained the target of 4500 tons and sales of Rs 2.1 bn for HALS in FY26 which will be driven through introduction of more...