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NSE: EPIGRAL · BSE: 543332 · ISIN INE071N01016

Epigral Limited stock analysis

Epigral Limited ranks #2197 in the TickerSutra evidence-ranked universe with a score of 48/100 and 95% data confidence. The latest captured fundamentals show ROCE of 15.3%, quarterly sales growth of 16.3% and quarterly profit growth of -38.2%.
Complete evidence gate pass governance reviewUpdated 29 Sept 2026
TICKERSUTRA SCORE48/100

Avoid / exit review

#2197 of 5,430 ranked equities
Market capitalisation₹5,145.91cr
ROCE15.3%
Quarterly sales growth16.3%
Quarterly profit growth-38.2%
P/E ratio18.9×
Promoter pledge0.0%

INVESTMENT EVIDENCE

What supports—and challenges—the thesis

Evidence in favour

  • Low debt/equity of 0.26×
  • CWIP indicates an active capacity pipeline
  • No promoter shares are reported as pledged

Risks and constraints

  • Operating margin has compressed materially

Still unresolved: Related-party exposure · Broad media sentiment

FINANCIAL TRAJECTORY

Recent operating history

PeriodRevenueOperating profitNet profitOperating margin
2022₹1,551cr₹510cr₹253cr33.0%
2023₹2,188cr₹689cr₹353cr31.0%
2024₹1,929cr₹481cr₹196cr25.0%
2025₹2,550cr₹711cr₹357cr28.0%
2026₹2,527cr₹567cr₹333cr22.0%
TTM₹2,626cr₹583cr₹272cr22.0%
Debt / equity0.26×
CFO / EBITDA0.77×
Operating margin22.0%
Free cash flow₹50cr
Sales CAGR · 3Y4.9%
Profit CAGR · 3Y-1.9%

EXCHANGE EVENT TRIGGERS

Latest corporate disclosures

0 positive catalysts0 negative catalysts1 routine filings

MANAGEMENT COMMENTARY

Signals from filed documents

Operating leverageHigh severity · 7 mentions
Positive catalyst

In parallel, the Company strengthened multiple The transition also supported the Company’s positioning towards greater market leadership in key segments, supported by scale, reliability and product quality. Higher volumes are expected to improve fixed cost absorption and enhance export competitiveness, strengthening capacity utilisation. Overall, while near-term cycles could influence capacity utilisation, the combin

Capacity expansion plansHigh severity · 14 mentions
Positive catalyst

Looking ahead, hydrogen peroxide is also expected to see increasing adoption in solar and semiconductor manufacturing, where high-purity chemicals are critical. The Indian market for both CMS and hydrogen peroxide is expected to grow at a CAGR of approximately 10% to 12%, supported by: ƒ Strong expansion in the pharmaceutical sector, driven by rising global demand for generics ƒ Increasing demand for agrochemicals, s

Market share gainHigh severity · 1 mention
Positive catalyst

While short-term variations in demand or pricing cycles may lead to temporary fluctuations in utilisation, the structural demand outlook remained intact, supporting a progressive ramp- up. In parallel, the Company strengthened multiple The transition also supported the Company’s positioning towards greater market leadership in key segments, supported by scale, reliability and product quality. Higher volumes are expec

Demand slowdownHigh severity · 1 mention
Risk easing

The Company’s focus on operational efficiency and cost optimisation enabled it to maintain a relatively competitive cost of production. In addition, its diversified revenue mix across multiple products and end-use applications helped cushion the impact of demand softness in specific segments. While the broader industry slowdown did have an impact on overall performance during the year, these structural strengths help

Backward integrationHigh severity · 5 mentions
Positive catalyst

The result is a lower capital intensity per new project and a reduced operating cost per unit of production. Backward integration into raw materials: By manufacturing Chlorine, Hydrogen and Caustic Soda, Epigral reduced a dependence on external suppliers for key intermediates. This mitigated supply chain disruptions, improved input cost visibility, enhanced negotiation power and protects margins during global price s

Pricing commentaryHigh severity · 1 mention
Constructive

This transition is improving cost efficiency while significantly reducing emissions and wastewater generation, aligning with tightening environmental regulations. Pricing trends during FY 2025–26 remained regionally varied due to differences in feedstock costs, supply conditions, and demand dynamics across key markets. In India, the market is witnessing strong momentum, driven by infrastructure expansion, increasing

Niche productsHigh severity · 3 mentions
Positive catalyst

While navigating the chemical sector slowdown, Epigral extended from Balance Sheet strengthening to capacity-led expansion, laying the ground for sustainable growth. Epigral continued to reduce its Chlor- Alkali revenue exposure and increase its revenue share from derivatives and specialty products. The commissioning of the Chlorotoluenes value chain marked the Company’s decisive step into higher-value specialty deri

Debt reductionHigh severity · 6 mentions
Positive catalyst

Five, India’s chemical demand continues to grow steadily, and the planned capacities will enable the Company to effectively support this rising domestic demand. In this scenario, marginal debt reduction would not have structurally enhanced the Company’s competitiveness. In contrast, downstream integration would (and will) deepen the Company’s moat and enhance long-term capital productivity.

Export market updatesHigh severity · 4 mentions
Constructive

However, once domestic customer approvals were secured, export scalability became feasible due to the following reasons: ƒ Excessive China dependence risk among global buyers ƒ Increased diversification away from single-origin sourcing ƒ Cost competitiveness from integration Cost structure advantage: Epigral’s integration helped lower variable costs and improved operating leverage, enabling export pricing flexibility

Product approvalsModerate severity · 1 mention
Positive catalyst

It is also among the largest integrated players with a significant captive consumption of chlorine and hydrogen, which enhances cost efficiency and reduces external dependence. endurance as product approvals and market adoption progress gradually. In addition, specialty intermediates are generally approval-driven products.

Regulatory updatesModerate severity · 61 mentions
Constructive

ECH continues to benefit from demand in epoxy resins, wind energy, automotive components and infrastructure. CPVC demand is supported by urbanisation, housing development, plumbing upgrades and regulatory standards. Moreover, economies of scale will progressively strengthen our competitiveness as utilisation levels rise.

Regulatory approvalLow severity · 21 mentions
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Describe the processes in place to safely reclaim your products for reusing, recycling and disposing at the end of life, for (a) Plastics (including packaging) By adopting the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) framework, we actively facilitate the recovery and responsible management of plastics at the end of their lifecycle, thereby contributing to the reduction of plastic waste and supporting the transition tow

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