Archive · 2 Jun 2025
Insecticides India Projects Strong Growth for FY26 After Weak FY25
Imagine a company that makes things to help farmers grow crops.
Last year, it didn't do so well because of bad weather and when they introduced some new products.
But this year, they have lots of new products coming out and will focus on higher-profit items.
They also partnered with other companies.
The company is opening a new factory soon and is making more of its factories to make more of their products.
They’re also starting to sell their products to other countries like the US and Japan.
They expect to grow much more this year.
Insecticides India expects double-digit revenue growth in FY26 after a weak FY25 with only 2% growth.
The company is launching six new products and expanding its 'Focused Maharatna' range.
Partnership with Nissan Chemicals contributes significantly to revenue with products like Shinwa.
The company aims to increase its high-margin product contribution to 70% over the next few years.
Insecticides India's Dahej plant is set to open in June, aiming to normalize working capital.
- Who
- Rajesh Aggarwal, MD of Insecticides India, shared the company's FY26 outlook.
- What
- Insecticides India, a crop protection company, anticipates a strong rebound in FY26, projecting double-digit revenue growth.
- When
- In FY26, Insecticides India expects growth, with Dahej plant opening in June.
- Where
- Insecticides India operates in India, with export plans including the US and Japan.
- Why
- Insecticides India anticipates double-digit growth due to new product launches, strategic partnerships, and capacity expansions after a weak FY25 attributed to erratic rainfall and late product launches.
- FY25 Revenue Growth
- 2%
- FY25 EBITDA Margin
- 11.1%
- Q4FY25 Revenue Increase
- 31.7% to ₹359 crore
- Q4FY25 Net Profit
- ₹14 crore
- FY26 Product Launches
- 6 new products
- FY26 Export Target
- ₹200 crore
- Sotanala Plant Capex
- ₹100 crore