SRF Ltd. share price target

We remain sanguine on SRF’s chemicals business, with performance potentially improving across ref-gas, specialty chemicals and fluoropolymers. Higher volumes and sustained prices present ~15–20% upside risk in ref-gas business’ base-case revenues vs. a more plausible assessment.

Q2FY26 Chemicals Business drives growth- Revenues grew 6% YoY to 3,534.5 crore driven by the Chemicals business (46% of the revenues) which reported a growth of 23% YoY to 1,667 crore. While technical textiles (13% of the revenue) and Packaging films (39% of revenues) reported a decline of 11% and 1% to 474.3 crore and 1,408 crore respectively. Consolidated EBITDA stood at 774.2 crore, up 44% YoY, translating to margins of 21.3%, up ~560 bps YoY driven by the Chemical business (EBIT) which stood at 29%, up ~1100 bps YoY. Moreover, PAT for...

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SRF delivered results in line with our expectations primarily owing to healthy performance in specialty chemicals and higher pricing of refrigerant gases. Higher volumes especially in HFCs also contributed to the growth. While Revenue grew by 6% YoY, EBITDA and PAT grew by impressive rates of 44% and 93% respectively. The chemicals business registered strong revenue growth of 23% YoY along with ~1080 bps of YoY margin improvement to 28.9%. Although some orders have been deferred on the agro side, we expect SRF to recoup the same in H2FY26. The Fluorochemicals part of the business was elevated by...

SRF delivered a strong 2QFY26, with EBIT surging 55% YoY, fueled by a robust 96%/44% YoY jump in the chemicals/performance films & foil (PFF) businesses, despite ongoing global headwinds.

SRF held a conference call to clarify on the quota regime for refrigerant gases. Companies will be allocated product wise or GWP based quotas, with quota calculations eventually to expressed in GWP terms.

SRF is set to benefit from regulatory shifts and evolving global consumption patterns, particularly under the Kigali Amendment. This will be led by its fully backwardintegrated operations, robust supply chains, and strong international presence.

SRF Ltd manufactures and sells textiles, chemicals, films and polymers through four business segments Technical, Chemicals, Packaging and Others with diverse product offerings and operations. In Q1FY26, revenue from operations grew 9.9% YoY to Rs. 3,739cr, supported by...

SRF delivered results above our expectations primarily owing to strong performance in specialty chemicals and higher pricing of refrigerant gases. While Revenue grew by 10% YoY, EBITDA and PAT grew by impressive rates of 38% and 71% respectively. The chemicals business registered strong revenue growth of 24% YoY along with ~660 bps of YoY margin improvement to 27.3%. Gradual recovery is being seen in the agrochemical vertical with most of the inventory rationalization complete. The Fluorochemicals part of the business was elevated by stronger pricing and some counter measures employed in the...

and -11.5% QoQ change, driven by volume recovery in key agrochemical intermediates, momentum in recently launched products & higher realizations and increased volumes for BOPP. Chemicals segment recorded 24% YoY...

SRF delivered a strong start to FY26, with EBIT surging 41% YoY in 1QFY26. This growth in EBIT was driven by a robust growth of 64%/62% YoY in the chemicals/packaging films businesses, despite a weak summer and ongoing global uncertainties.

SRF Limited’s (SRF) reported revenue of Rs. 3,819 crore (up 10.2% y-o-y) was led by the strong growth in the chemical business (up 24% y-o-y).

In FY25, EBITDA grew ~7% YoY to INR28.3b, driven by growth in Chemicals (up 5%) and Performance Films & Foils (PFF) (up 45%), while Technical Textiles (TTB) saw a decline (down ~8%).

SRF’s chemical business has surprised positively in Q4FY25 with a strong show in specialty chemicals and ref-gas; also, SRF is upbeat on demand outlook/orderbook for FY26. Ref-gas revenue should benefit from higher production with commissioning of AHF plant which was a bottleneck in FY25.

SRF (SRF IN) reported consolidated revenue of Rs43bn, reflecting a 20.8% YoY and 23.5% QoQ increase, driven by positive momentum in recently launched products, demand pick up for certain key agrochemical intermediates and robust sales of refrigerants gases leading to 50% YoY and 106% QoQ increase in specialty chemicals segment revenue. The packaging film business grew by 216% and 16% QoQ as capacity utilization for both BOPP and BOPET improved during the quarter. However, lower demand and an influx of low-cost imports...

SRF posted a strong overall performance in 4QFY25, with its EBIT rising 53% YoY, led by a 3.2x/50% YoY surge in packaging film/chemical businesses.

SRF’s fluorochemicals division shows strong demand with firm pricing. The company is investing Rs. 1,100 crore in less-polluting HFO (fourth generation) for FY28 launch.

Capex for FY26 to be Rs17-19bn, rise to Rs27-30bn for FY27 We recently met with the management of SRF Limited, to understand its business prospects and get an update on key ongoing projects. The management continues to remain positive on its refrigerants business and expects R-32 realization to rise further in the near term. With a capex of Rs11bn, the 4th generation refrigerants plant is expected to come online by 2027. SRF also targets to gain 40% market share in 6-7 AIs with TAM of $1.2bn. The...

We re-iterate BUY on SRF with revised SoTP-based TP of Rs3,250 (rollover to Mar-27E; up by 4.8%), as we believe the worst is behind for all businesses of SRF and, going forward, we should see gradual pick up in specialty chemicals driven by stabilization of existing products and incremental contribution from newer products (largely Active Ingredients).