CMR Green posts 30% revenue jump, guides 25% volume growth in FY27
FY26 PAT jumped 47% to ₹228 cr on volumes over 80K MT. Two new plants with ₹200 cr capex target 7 lakh MT capacity by FY27-end.
— 3 earlier stories on CMR Green Technologies Ltd. →What's new
- FY26 revenue up 30% to ₹8,646 cr, PAT up 47% to ₹228 cr.
- Volumes crossed 80K MT; market share stands at 45% in auto aluminium recycling.
- FY27 volume growth guided similar to 25%; ₹200 cr capex for two new plants targeting 7 lakh MT capacity.
Why this matters
Strong execution in a niche sector. The 45% market share and EV-driven aluminium demand provide a structural story, but the absence of profitability guidance leaves valuation (P/E 37.9) reliant on volume growth continuing.
What we're watching
- FY27 volume trajectory – guided ~25%, but no margin targets set.
- Commissioning of Shoolagiri and Bawal plants by FY27-end.
- Carbon credit monetisation as potential unrealised upside.
The full read
CMR Green closed FY26 with 30% revenue growth to ₹8,646 cr and 47.3% PAT growth to ₹228 cr. Volumes hit 80,000+ MT, and its market share in automotive aluminum recycling stands at 45%. The company is betting on EV adoption to triple aluminum use per vehicle. Management guided for similar volume growth of ~25% in FY27, backed by ₹200 cr capex for two new plants at Shoolagiri and Bawal, targeting 7 lakh MT capacity by FY27-end. That gives volume visibility. What it didn't give: a margin target. At a P/E of 37.9, the market already prices in execution. The Japanese joint ventures and an unsold carbon credit inventory are upside if they materialise. For now, the story is about volume compounding — and whether it can sustain without profit clarity.
Questions answered
- What drove CMR Green's FY26 profit growth?
- PAT rose 47.3% to ₹228 cr on revenue up 30% to ₹8,646 cr; volumes grew 24% to over 80,000 MT.
- What is CMR's market share in aluminium recycling?
- The company holds a dominant 45% market share in automotive aluminium recycling in India.
- What are the capacity expansion plans?
- Two new plants at Shoolagiri and Bawal target total capacity of 7 lakh MT by FY27-end, backed by ₹200 cr in capex.
- What is the growth outlook for FY27?
- Management guided for volume growth similar to FY26's 25% but declined to provide specific profitability targets.
- How does EV adoption affect CMR's business?
- Management expects aluminium usage per vehicle to triple with electrification, a structural demand driver.
- What is the potential from carbon credits and JVs?
- The company discussed scrap-sourcing resilience via Japanese JVs and an unrealised carbon credit inventory as upside.
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