Everest Industries Posts ₹5.01 Billion Revenue in June Quarter, Profit Margins Remain Under Pressure

Introduction: Mixed Signals from a Construction Materials Leader

Everest Industries Ltd has released its consolidated financial results for the quarter ended June 2025, reporting revenue from operations of ₹5.01 billion and a net profit of ₹16.3 million. The performance, disclosed on August 4, 2025, reflects steady topline growth but subdued profitability, largely due to inflationary input costs and competitive pricing pressures in the building materials segment. The company, known for its roofing, boards, and steel building solutions, continues to navigate macroeconomic headwinds while maintaining its market presence.

Key Highlights from the June 2025 Quarter

- Revenue from operations reached ₹5.01 billion
- Net profit stood at ₹16.3 million, indicating margin compression
- EBITDA margin declined to 6.2 percent from 8.1 percent YoY
- Cost of raw materials and logistics remained elevated
- Demand from rural and semi-urban markets supported volume growth

Segment-Wise Performance Overview

Building Products Division
- Roofing sheets and fiber cement boards saw stable demand in Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities
- Seasonal uptick in rural construction contributed to volume growth
- Revenue contribution: ₹2.9 billion
- Margins impacted by higher input costs and freight charges

Steel Buildings Division

- Institutional orders from warehousing and logistics sectors remained strong
- Execution delays in certain infrastructure projects affected billing cycles
- Revenue contribution: ₹2.1 billion
- Focus on design optimization and modular construction to improve margins

Financial Metrics and Operational Efficiency

- Operating profit: ₹310 million, down 18 percent YoY
- Gross margin: 28.4 percent, impacted by cement and steel price volatility
- Interest expense remained flat at ₹42 million
- Depreciation increased marginally due to capacity additions
- Earnings per share (EPS): ₹1.1 for the quarter

Strategic Initiatives and Expansion Plans

- Everest is investing ₹600 million in expanding its fiber cement board capacity in Gujarat
- Plans to launch eco-friendly roofing solutions by Q4 FY26
- Digitization of dealer network and supply chain tracking underway
- Exploring export opportunities in East Africa and Southeast Asia
- Sustainability roadmap includes water recycling and solar energy integration at plants

Market Sentiment and Analyst Commentary

- Analysts view Everest’s revenue growth as a sign of underlying demand resilience
- Profitability concerns persist due to raw material inflation and pricing pressure
- Stock trading at ₹378.40 on NSE, down 1.8 percent post-results
- Institutional investors including HDFC Mutual Fund and Nippon India continue to hold positions
- Brokerage outlook remains neutral with a focus on margin recovery in H2 FY26

Conclusion: Navigating Growth with Caution

Everest Industries’ June quarter results reflect a company balancing growth with cost challenges. While revenue momentum remains intact, profitability pressures highlight the need for strategic cost control and product innovation. As the company invests in capacity and sustainability, its ability to adapt to market dynamics will be key to unlocking long-term value. The coming quarters will test Everest’s resilience in a competitive and inflation-sensitive environment.

Source: Moneycontrol
 

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