Fine Organic Industries (FINEORG) Q4 17/18 earnings summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Q4 17/18 earnings summary
28 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY17-18 standalone revenue from operations, net of taxes, rose 9.56% YoY to ₹85,204.10 lakh; PAT increased 26.71% to ₹10,133.50 lakh.
Consolidated revenue, net of taxes, grew 9.29% to ₹85,156.95 lakh; consolidated PAT rose 22.54% to ₹9,532.74 lakh.
Growth plans target 67,000 TPA of added capacity over three years, with staged projects in India and Germany and a focus on export markets and new product categories.
The IPO was an offer for sale of ₹600.17 crore; shares began trading on BSE and NSE on 2 July 2018.
Financial highlights
Standalone revenue from operations, net of taxes, was ₹8,520.41 million, up 9.56% YoY; prior-year comparison is affected by GST treatment from 1 July 2017.
Standalone operating EBITDA reached ₹1,639.76 million, up 11.79% YoY; EBITDA margin increased 39 bps to 19.25%.
Standalone PAT rose 26.71% to ₹1,013.35 million; PAT margin increased 161 bps to 11.89%.
Consolidated revenue from operations, net of taxes, was ₹85,156.95 lakh, up 9.29%; consolidated PAT was ₹9,532.74 lakh, up 22.54%.
Standalone operating cash flow was ₹5,080.05 lakh versus ₹4,902.00 lakh; investing cash outflow increased to ₹5,202.49 lakh from ₹1,626.43 lakh.
Outlook and guidance
Planned capacity additions total 67,000 TPA: Ambernath 5,000 TPA targeted Q2 FY19 and 32,000 TPA Q1 FY20; Patalganga 10,000 TPA targeted Q3 FY20.
The Germany 10,000 TPA food-additives JV facility was expected on stream in Q1 FY21, subject to approvals; Zeelandia’s Patalganga premix facility was set up and trial runs had begun.
New facilities are intended to support food, plastic, cosmetics and feed-nutrition additives, alongside higher-margin bakery and confectionery premixes and deeper global penetration.
Management cited potential growth in domestic and overseas end markets, supported by product diversification, capacity expansion and in-house R&D; no quantified revenue or earnings guidance was stated.
Latest events from Fine Organic Industries
- Revenue and profit grew as Oleofine joined and SEZ investment advanced, amid cost pressures.FINEORG
Q2 26/27 - FY19 growth accelerated as capacity expansion advanced, alongside supplier and tax-recovery risks.FINEORG
Q4 18/19 - Profitability grew despite lower revenue; COVID-19 clouded the recovery outlook.FINEORG
Q4 19/20 - FY23 delivered rapid growth, wider margins and stronger cash generation amid input and supply risks.FINEORG
Q4 22/23 - Strong FY22 growth and improved returns, with expansion plans amid input-cost and supply risks.FINEORG
Q4 21/22 - Revenue grew, but vegetable-oil inflation sharply eroded FY21 profitability.FINEORG
Q4 20/21 - Revenue and profit grew, exports hit 60%, insurance claims settled, and no debt defaults.FINEORG
Q1 26/27 - 4.3% revenue growth, global expansion, Malaysian acquisition, and Rs. 11 dividend declared.FINEORG
Q4 25/26 - Exports led revenue, margins fell, but profits grew and insurance claims were settled.FINEORG
Q3 25/26