Pudumjee spent ₹110 cr on upgrades. Revenue stayed flat.
A micro-cap put a large share of its annual revenue into a solar plant and modernized machines. The top line did not move.
— 4 earlier stories on Pudumjee Paper Products Ltd. →What's new
- FY2026 revenue was ₹807.88 cr, nearly unchanged from ₹809.08 cr a year earlier.
- EBITDA margin held at 18%, showing no immediate profit impact from the new assets.
- The ₹110 cr capex included a 15.4 MW solar plant commissioned in December 2025.
Why this matters
Deploying ₹110 crore of capex is a major event for a company with ₹807.88 crore in annual revenue. The spending is done. The next filing must show if the new solar plant, boiler, and modernised machines can break the revenue stagnation.
What we're watching
- Whether the new assets drive any revenue lift in the next results.
- The Mahad project, for which an environment clearance application is being prepared.
- Cost savings from the solar plant covering 35% of power needs.
The full read
Pudumjee Paper Products spent ₹110 crore on new capacity in a year where revenue was ₹807.88 crore. That is a big bet for a micro-cap. The centrepiece is the 15.4 MW solar plant commissioned in December 2025, built to cover 35% of annual power needs. The package also included an AFBC boiler and paper-machine upgrades. The EBITDA margin held at 18%, which means the new assets haven't yet hit the cost structure either way. Revenue was effectively flat year-on-year, at ₹809.08 crore in the prior year. The capital is deployed. The next results will show if it can move the top line.
Questions answered
- How did the new assets affect Pudumjee's profitability?
- The EBITDA margin was 18%, unchanged from the prior year. The flat margin suggests the new assets did not squeeze profits in their first months of operation.
- What is the scale of the capex relative to the company's size?
- The ₹110 crore spent on new capacity is a large allocation for a company with annual revenue of ₹807.88 crore.
- When did the solar plant start operating?
- The 15.4 MW solar plant at Bhalwani, Solapur, was commissioned in December 2025. It is expected to cover about 35% of annual power requirements.
- What else did the capex programme include?
- Beyond the solar plant, the programme included an AFBC boiler and the modernisation of paper machines.
Story so far
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