INOX India’s investor presentation reveals strong Q2FY26 results, featuring the highest sales of ₹723 Cr for H1FY26 and an order backlog of ₹1485 Cr. The company emphasizes growth drivers in cryogenic hydrogen and LNG sectors and showcases its role across the LNG value chain, alongside an overview of its global presence and manufacturing capabilities.
Financial Performance Overview
INOX India’s Q2FY26 investor presentation highlights a consolidated revenue of ₹371 Cr, marking a 16% increase compared to Q2 FY25. EBITDA reached ₹92 Cr, an 18% increase year-over-year, while PAT stood at ₹62 Cr, representing a 22.9% increase.
Segment Revenue Breakdown
A segment-wise analysis of revenue reveals the following contributions:
- Industrial Gas: 52%
- LNG: 27%
- Cryo-Scientific: 16%
Order Book and Revenue Mix
The order backlog reached ₹1485 Cr, with Industrial Gases accounting for 45% and LNG for 31%. Export revenue constitutes 57% of the total, while domestic revenue makes up the remaining 43%.
Growth Drivers and Strategic Focus
INOX India emphasizes its continuous work towards clean energy initiatives, particularly in LNG, Liquid Hydrogen, and Fusion Energy. The company sees opportunities in the growing demand for cryogenic hydrogen, driven by decarbonization efforts and policy tailwinds.
Role Across the LNG Value Chain
INOX India highlights its involvement in various segments of the LNG value chain, including LNG fueled ferries, bulk carriers, mining trucks, and rail locomotives. The company offers solutions for LNG storage, trailer loading, and small-scale liquefaction plants.
Fusion Future and ITER Project
The presentation also highlights INOX India’s role in the fusion sector, particularly its collaboration with ITER (International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor). This collaboration involves the development of cryogenic infrastructure and equipment for fusion energy research.
Operational Capabilities and Global Presence
INOX India emphasizes integrated facilities in India and service support internationally, showcasing its ability to design, engineer, and manufacture cryogenic equipment. With 5000+ customers across 100+ countries the company highlights its global reach.
Product Development & Engineering
The company touts its in-house team of 450+ engineers for developing and customizing products. Key areas include liquid hydrogen storage tanks, aluminum trailers, and LNG dispensers. Cryo Scientific Division provides turnkey solutions for scientific and industrial research.
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