What’s new

• Management plans to refinance ₹800 cr of high-cost debt with a 4% ECB from a promoter entity.
• FY26 net profit surged to ₹97.4 cr from ₹3.2 cr; EBITDA margin hit 19.3%, up 200 bps.
• French subsidiary posted a €9 million EBITDA loss on €8 million revenue.

Why it matters

The earnings are the backward-looking part; the market likely priced them on the live call. The forward-looking item is the ₹800 crore refinancing at roughly 4%, which promises to cut interest costs materially from Q2 onwards. That's a concrete margin lever, not a target.

What we’re watching

• Execution of the ₹800 cr promoter ECB and its impact on net interest costs from Q2 FY27.
• Progress toward the 25% EBITDA margin target by FY28, and the 15% revenue CAGR.
• Turnaround of the French subsidiary, which is years from breakeven.

The full read

Dishman Carbogen Amcis finished FY26 with a 19% jump in Q4 revenue to ₹851 crore and net profit that surged to ₹97.4 crore from just ₹3.2 crore a year ago. Consolidated EBITDA margin hit 19.3%, up 200 bps. All backward-looking, all likely priced in. The live call's real news was the forward-looking plan: refinance ₹800 crore of high-cost Indian debt with a 4% ECB from the promoter. If it works, net interest costs drop materially from Q2 FY27. That's a concrete lever, unlike the 25% margin target for FY28, which remains a multi-year aspiration. The French subsidiary posted a €9 million EBITDA loss on €8 million revenue and is years from breakeven. The market's next test is the execution of the refinancing, not the backward-looking results.

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