Nexxus Petro Industries reported a 5% increase in Profit After Tax to Rs 639.39 lakhs for FY 2025-26, despite a 14.1% dip in revenue. The company successfully improved its EBITDA and PAT margins through cost optimization and a shift toward sustainable downstream integration, including a new 30 TPD tyre pyrolysis oil facility in Pali.
Nexxus Petro Industries Reports FY26 Financials
Profit After Tax rose by 5% to Rs 639.39 lakhs for FY 2025-26.
Revenue from operations declined by 14.1% to Rs 26,187.38 lakhs.
Reader Takeaway: Improved margins via cost optimization partially offset revenue declines caused by geopolitical and supply chain pressures.
What just happened
Nexxus Petro Industries Limited (NPIL) has released its financial results for the fiscal year ending 2025-26. While top-line revenue faced headwinds, dropping from Rs 30,493.34 lakhs to Rs 26,187.38 lakhs, the company improved its profitability metrics. Gross profit saw a robust growth of 22.1%, reaching Rs 3,312.89 lakhs, driven by an efficient 17.7% reduction in material consumption costs.
Why this matters
The company is strategically pivoting toward higher-margin operations. A major highlight is the commissioning of a 30 Tons Per Day (TPD) Used Tyre Pyrolysis Oil (TPO) manufacturing facility at the Pali plant. This facility, which has potential for expansion to 60 TPD, integrates directly with their existing customer base in the road construction sector, providing a more stable revenue stream than pure commodity trading.
Operational and Strategic Updates
Beyond the new pyrolysis plant, Nexxus is emphasizing sustainability. The company holds a license for KrishiBind™ bio-bitumen technology, developed by CSIR-CRRI and CSIR-IIP, which remains valid until January 2031. With a total combined processing capacity of 550 MT/Day across Mundra, Pali, and Bhopal, the company is positioning itself to capture demand in the circular economy space.
Governance and Board Matters
The company has scheduled its Annual General Meeting (AGM) for September 29, 2026. Shareholders will vote on the re-appointment of Mr. Haresh Mohanlal Senghani as Managing Director and Mr. Rahul Mohanlal Senghani as Whole-Time Director for five-year terms. The board is also seeking ratification for various related party transactions.
Risks to watch
The company remains sensitive to global supply chain volatility. The revenue dip was attributed to maritime logistics constraints, which continue to pose a risk to operational consistency. Future performance will depend on the successful commercial ramp-up of the Pali TPO facility and the ability to maintain lower procurement costs.