Ester Industries reported a Q4 FY26 consolidated EBITDA of INR43.3 crores with a margin of 12.6%, marking a significant operational inflection point.
Management highlighted structural improvements in the BOPET film segment due to impending anti-dumping duties and a 10% global US tariff, stabilizing export dynamics.
The rPET business surged 258% YoY to 5,325 metric tons, driven by Plastic Waste Management Rules mandating recycled content in packaging.
The company secured INR165.25 crores from a share warrant issue and outlined a FY27 capex of INR70 crores, focusing on debt reduction and high-IRR projects.