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Pyramid Technopl (543969) Nov 2025 Filing Analysis
Does management do what it says?
Management reported that the Wada (Maharashtra) plant has already started using around 80% capacity, significantly ahead of the initial 30-35% first-year target. (5 exceeded across 5 tracked commitments)
“Saket Kapoor: OK sir. And H2, what exit can we understand for our utilization levels? ... Bijay Agarwal: It is between 68 and 70.”
Depreciation has increased significantly as guided, rising 56.3% YoY in Q3FY26 due to the commissioning of new plants. (1 exceeded, 3 met, 1 missed across 5 tracked commitments)
“Deepesh Sancheti: ...would you like to increase your guidance,the 700 crore guidance that you gave earlier? Bijay Agarwal: No, no, that's the same, sir. ... It’ll be around 700 only”
Management reports that 90% of the manual process is now automated, which has already reduced manpower from 80 to 45 people, setting the stage for margin improvement. (2 in progress, 1 missed across 3 tracked commitments)
“Strategic Roadmap: Margin Expansion... Expected Outcome EBITDA Margin 11%-12%”
The plastic recycling plant is expected to reduce raw material costs by 10% to 12% annually. — target: 10-12%
“The recycling plant is expected to reduce raw material costs by 10 to 12% annually, further boosting our margins.”
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How durable is the business?
The cost advantage moat is strengthening with the commissioning of a 5,000 MT recycling plant and a 6 MW solar plant in October 2025, expected to reduce raw material needs by 10-12% and power costs by ₹15 Cr annually. (1 expanding)
“5,000 MT annual recycling capacity to cater to 10–12% of Pyramid’s raw material needs... 6 MW solar plant... expected to lower power costs by ₹15 Cr annually.”
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