Manorama Industries Limited has reported a strong fiscal year 2026, achieving INR 1,358 crore in revenue, marking a 76.1% year-on-year growth. The company’s annual cash profit surged to INR 258.77 crore, exceeding its gross block. Building on this momentum, the company has announced a strategic INR 460 crore capex plan to expand capacity in India and establish a new processing facility in Burkina Faso to ensure supply security and long-term sustainable growth.
Fiscal Year 2026 Financial Highlights
Manorama Industries has demonstrated significant operational and financial momentum in FY26. Total annual revenue reached INR 13,577 million, representing a 76.1% year-on-year increase. Profit After Tax (PAT) witnessed a substantial surge of 108.1%, reaching INR 2,332 million. The company also improved its operational efficiency, with the EBITDA margin expanding by 230 bps to 27.1%.
Strategic Capex and Capacity Expansion
To capitalize on the growing global demand for specialty fats and cocoa butter alternatives, the company has unveiled a phased INR 460 crore capital expenditure plan over the next 2–3 years. This investment strategy focuses on forward and backward integration, including:
- Establishing a new manufacturing facility for Cocoa Butter Alternatives (CBA) with a capacity of 75,000 MTPA.
- Expanding refinery and solvent fractionation capacities in India.
- Setting up a new seed processing facility in Burkina Faso with 90,000 MTPA capacity to strengthen supply chains and diversify raw material sources.
Operational Milestones and Sustainability
During FY26, the company successfully increased the capacity of its Solvent Fractionation Plant 2 by 30% through debottlenecking. The company continues to maintain a strong focus on its ‘Waste to Wealth’ model, backed by an extensive network of tribal communities and sustainable sourcing practices. With a robust order book and deep client engagement through its DSIR-certified R&D capabilities, Manorama Industries is well-positioned to maintain its competitive advantage in the global food and cosmetic ingredient sectors.
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