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NSE: RPEL · BSE: 539837 · ISIN INE912T01018

Raghav Productivity Enhancers Limited stock analysis

Raghav Productivity Enhancers Limited ranks #70 in the TickerSutra evidence-ranked universe with a score of 74/100 and 87% data confidence. The latest captured fundamentals show ROCE of 30.3%, quarterly sales growth of 48.7% and quarterly profit growth of 67.5%.
Complete evidence gate pass governance reviewUpdated 29 Sept 2026
TICKERSUTRA SCORE74/100

Watchlist candidate

#70 of 5,430 ranked equities
Market capitalisation₹7,782.7cr
ROCE30.3%
Quarterly sales growth48.7%
Quarterly profit growth67.5%
P/E ratio124.2×
Promoter pledge0.0%

INVESTMENT EVIDENCE

What supports—and challenges—the thesis

Evidence in favour

  • ROCE is 30.3%
  • Low debt/equity of 0.02×
  • 23.3% three-year sales CAGR
  • Institutional ownership is rising
  • CWIP indicates an active capacity pipeline
  • No promoter shares are reported as pledged

Risks and constraints

  • CFO/EBITDA is below 0.6×
  • Valuation is above 40× earnings

Still unresolved: Related-party exposure · Broad media sentiment

FINANCIAL TRAJECTORY

Recent operating history

PeriodRevenueOperating profitNet profitOperating margin
2022₹100cr₹25cr₹18cr25.0%
2023₹137cr₹36cr₹25cr26.0%
2024₹133cr₹40cr₹26cr30.0%
2025₹200cr₹54cr₹37cr27.0%
2026₹257cr₹75cr₹55cr29.0%
TTM₹286cr₹85cr₹63cr30.0%
Debt / equity0.02×
CFO / EBITDA0.49×
Operating margin30.0%
Free cash flow₹23cr
Sales CAGR · 3Y23.3%
Profit CAGR · 3Y30.1%

EXCHANGE EVENT TRIGGERS

Latest corporate disclosures

1 positive catalysts0 negative catalysts10 routine filings

MANAGEMENT COMMENTARY

Signals from filed documents

Market share gainHigh severity · 2 mentions
Positive catalyst

Visionary Management Team • Technical partnership with leading technology consulting and R&D firm - JWK AB Sweden Long standing collaboration with IIT Bombay. Robust Market Share and Growth • Rapid increase in market share, driven by high product quality and its non-linear cost & productivity benefits for steel, foundry and casting plants. Infrastructure Excellence • Established world’s first fully automated manufact

Capacity expansion plansHigh severity · 13 mentions
Positive catalyst

Crude steel production through the induction furnace route stood at 47.0 MT during 9M FY26, accounting for nearly 38% of total crude steel production. Induction furnace-based steelmakers continued to drive capacity expansion in FY26, with IF capacity rising by 16% Y-o-Y to around 91 MT , reflecting construction-linked long steel production, supported by relatively lower capital requirements and strong regional demand

Export growthHigh severity · 1 mention
Positive catalyst

We registered an 29% volume growth over the period, a strong testament to our resilience and balanced focus on strengthening local roots while steadily extending our international presence. In FY26, our export growth remained largely on track, despite a marginal impact seen during March owing to war related disruption. Operating in an industry largely dominated by local suppliers, RPEL has broken geographical barrier

Operating leverageHigh severity · 1 mention
Positive catalyst

FY26 Key Developments In FY26, RPEL continued its growth momentum backed by strong operational performance. Our per MT KPIs continued to improve, supported by higher realisations, optimised capacity utilisation and operating leverage. With capacity utilisation reaching optimum levels in March 2026, the Board approved a 30% increase in Group capacity from 414K MTPA to 534K MTPA.

Management confidenceHigh severity · 2 mentions
Constructive

Amidst this, India stood strong, with robust domestic demand, increasing industrial activities and favourable government measures, strengthening its position as an attractive global sourcing and manufacturing hub. With strong fundamentals, we are confident India will continue to grow strongly in the years ahead. Demonstrating resilience and operational agility with clarity of purpose, we sustained our growth in an ev

Raw material inflationCritical severity · 2 mentions
Negative warning

Its export sales volumes increased by 26% year-over-year, helping the company to cushion itself against fluctuating demand in the Indian market. Raw Material Sourcing Risk The risk of poor-quality raw materials procurement impacts product quality, escalates raw material costs, affects production schedules, disrupts customer confidence and damages business reputation. RPEL procures raw materials, quartz stone of its o

Export market updatesModerate severity · 12 mentions
Constructive

India is expected to retain its position as one of the largest exporters of silica ramming mass globally during 2025-26. Demand from key export markets such as Nepal, Saudi Arabia, Ghana, Turkey and the UAE remain resilient, supported by expanding steel production in these regions and India’s cost competitiveness, consistent product quality and abundant quartzite reserves. By 2030, India’s silica ramming mass exports

Niche productsModerate severity · 1 mention
Positive catalyst

TECHNOLOGY ABSORPTION “FORM B” Disclosure of Particulars With Respect to Absorption, Research and Development (R&D) · Research & Development: (a) Specific areas in which R & D is proposed to be carried out by the Company: The Research & Development (R&D) activities of the Company are primarily focused on enhancing and improving the performance and quality of its existing variants of silica ramming mass. Building on i

Regulatory updatesModerate severity · 39 mentions
Watch

Negative: initial investment; Positive: long-term cost savings, ESG ratings improvement. 3 Climate Change Risk & Carbon Neutrality Transition Risk / Opportunity Increasing regulatory focus and stakeholder expectations around decarbonisation require proactive climate strategies. Development of decarbonisation roadmap, renewable integration, carbon footprint reduction initiatives, and long-term net- zero alignment.

Regulatory approvalLow severity · 13 mentions
Watch

· Remuneration to Non- Executive/ Independent Director: The Non-executive/ Independent Directors of the Company may be paid sitting fees, if any, as per the applicable Regulations and no sitting fee shall be paid to Executive Directors. The quantum of sitting fees will be determined as per the recommendation of Nomination and Remuneration Committee and approved by the Board of Directors of the Company. · Minimum Remu

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