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Kotyark guides 15-20% revenue growth in FY27, plans 75% capacity expansion

Operating at just 7-8% of its 1,500 KLPD Rajasthan plant, the company eyes gradual utilization improvement and entry into export markets.


Mkt cap₹454 cr
P/E24.17×
ROE10.03%
Debt / eq.0.48
Div yld1.13%
400 KLPD Capacity addition planned by Dec 2026, a 75% increase from current levels.

What's new

  • FY27 revenue growth guided at 15-20%, driven by higher utilization and ARAI certifications.
  • Two new 200 KLPD facilities in Jhajjar and Kanpur to be commissioned by Dec 2026, funded via internal accruals.
  • Export license application filed; approval expected in 4-6 months with revenue contribution from FY27.

Why this matters

Kotyark's current utilization of 7-8% is extremely low for a 1,500 KLPD plant, but the company is now laying out a concrete path to fill it. The 15-20% near-term growth is modest, but the planned 75% capacity expansion signals management's confidence in long-term demand. The real test will be whether utilization can reach the targeted 60-70% over 4-5 years.

What we're watching

  • Capacity utilization ramp in FY27 and acceleration in industrial/retail channels.
  • Export license timeline and initial export order wins.
  • Policy clarity on blending mandates that could unlock faster demand growth.

The full read

Kotyark Industries ended FY26 with ₹315 crore revenue, ₹48 crore EBITDA, and ₹19 crore PAT — but that was while running just 7-8% of its 1,500 KLPD Rajasthan capacity. The company now expects 15-20% revenue growth in FY27 as utilization ticks up, aided by recent ARAI certifications in industrial and retail channels. More striking is the capacity roadmap: two new 200 KLPD plants in Jhajjar and Kanpur by December 2026, a 75% capacity increase funded entirely from internal accruals. An export license application is underway with approval in 4-6 months, and exports will contribute to FY27 revenue. The OMC business remains a steady contributor with 15 crore litres every three months at 8-10% margins. The near-term growth is modest, but the medium-term target of 60-70% utilization and 60-80% revenue growth over 4-5 years is ambitious. The bet hinges on policy clarity and execution.

Questions answered

What is Kotyark's current capacity and utilization rate?
The company has a 1,500 KLPD plant in Rajasthan but is operating at only 7-8% utilization, as per FY26 figures.
What is the revenue guidance for FY27?
Kotyark guided for 15-20% revenue growth in FY27, driven by gradual capacity utilization improvement and new ARAI certifications.
When will the new capacity be operational?
Two new 200 KLPD facilities in Jhajjar and Kanpur are planned to be commissioned by December 2026, fully funded through internal accruals.
What is the status of the export license?
An export license application has been filed, with approval expected within 4-6 months. Revenue contribution from exports is anticipated in FY27.
How does the OMC business contribute?
The existing OMC business has flat tender volumes of 15 crore liters per three months at 8-10% margins, insulated by commodity-linked pricing.
What are the key risks to the outlook?
Legal challenges and policy uncertainty around blending mandates remain headwinds, though management expressed cautious optimism on medium-term trajectory.
Mentioned: 1,500 KLPD Rajasthan plant · Jhajjar and Kanpur facilities · ARAI certifications
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Company snapshot

Kotyark Industries Ltd.

Agriculture
₹407 cr
P/E 21.71×

Latest quarter · Mar 2026

Sales₹64 cr
Net profit₹9 cr
Op. margin+30.1%
EPS₹9.08

Strength & growth

Debt / equity0.48×
Current ratio2.42×