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Asahi India Glass Ltd (ASAHIINDIA) Q2 FY27 Results Analysis: PAT Surges 196%, EBITDA Margin Expands 486 bps

Cofacto Research Published November 03, 2026 4 min read
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Asahi India Glass Ltd's Q2 FY27 numbers came in strong, with revenue of Rs. 1,585.80 Cr (+37.75% YoY) and PAT growth of +195.81% YoY. Here's a quick read of what worked, what to watch, and what management said.

Quick Details
Results dateNovember 03, 2026
Revenue (Q2)Rs. 1,585.80 Cr (+37.75% YoY)
PAT (Q2)Rs. 167.28 Cr (+195.81% YoY)
EBITDA margin22.16% (+486 bps YoY)
EPS (Q2)Rs. 6.56 (+195.50% YoY)

Quarter Snapshot

Q2 FY27 delivered 37.75% revenue growth and 195.81% PAT growth, with EBITDA margin up 486 bps YoY to 22.16%. Float Glass is the emerging profit driver (+58.40% revenue, 22.56% margin vs 10.31% a year ago), aided by the Rs.34,000/MT MIP and the Soniyana F3 ramp-up, while the capex cycle completion is freeing cash flow. Watch items are the energy cost headwind (power & fuel +58.24% YoY) and the open DGTR CVD duty decision.

Q2 FY27 Expectations vs Results

DriverExpected before resultsWhat happenedVerdict
Revenue/demand"Auto Glass revenue momentum at least sustaining Q1 FY27's +15.41%" on PV +30.7%Auto gross revenue +30.80% YoY; consolidated revenue +37.75%Played out
Float margin under MIP"does the 21.47% Q1 margin hold"22.56% — held and improvedPlayed out
Soda ash"steady cost tailwind, not a shock"RM intensity flat at 26.14% of incomePlayed out
Gas/power"rising energy cost — headwind"Power & fuel +58.24% YoY, 15.97% of income — absorbedPlayed out
Net margin sustainability"whether the 11.47% standalone net margin holds"11.58% standalone; 10.55% consolidatedPlayed out
EBITDA–PAT divergence explanation"roles of finance costs, depreciation, exceptionals"Filing shows zero exceptionals; ETR normalised to 26.22% vs 17.54%; finance cost −24.92%; D&A +16.48% — no narrative givenAddressed by the numbers
Deleveraging pacecontinue from Rs.2,058.67 Cr borrowingsNet debt Rs.1,852.81 Cr, D/E 0.512x — essentially flatPartially
DGTR CVD duty notification; green-power % achievedwatch itemsNot addressed in the filing — remains open for the callNot observable

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Management Guidance vs Delivery

What management saidWhat happenedVerdict
Float investments (Soniyana/Roorkee) "expected to add to overall financial performance from next year" (FY27)Float revenue +58.40% YoY, result margin 22.56% vs 10.31% — for the quarterConfirmed
Transition "from capital expenditure to improving returns"EBITDA margin 17.30%→22.16% YoY; finance cost −24.92%; FCF positive in H1Confirmed
MIP "cannot indefinitely withstand distorted competition" — pricing risk in floatFloat margins strong under the new MIP; DGTR CVD final findings of 28 Sep 2026 not addressed in the filingToo Early
Conditional 25–30% power unit-cost reductionPower & fuel intensity up YoY (15.97% vs 13.82% of income)Too Early

Key Investment Insights

Key Positives

  • Consolidated revenue grew 37.75% YoY to Rs.1,585.80 Cr, accelerating from ~15% growth in Q1 FY27
  • EBITDA grew 76.42% YoY to Rs.351.42 Cr with margin up 486 bps YoY to 22.16%
  • PAT attributable to owners grew 195.81% YoY to Rs.167.28 Cr; EPS rose to Rs.6.56 from Rs.2.22
  • Float Glass revenue grew 58.40% YoY with segment margin of 22.56% vs 10.31% a year ago, confirming Soniyana F3 ramp-up contribution
  • Automotive Glass revenue grew 30.80% YoY with segment result up 69.24%
  • Finance costs fell 24.92% YoY to Rs.44.63 Cr as the capex cycle completes
  • H1 FY27 FCF was positive at Rs.100.85 Cr (CFO Rs.298.30 Cr less capex Rs.197.45 Cr)
  • Standalone net margin of 11.58% held above Q1's 11.47%

Risk Factors

  • Power & fuel costs rose 58.24% YoY, rising 215 bps to 15.97% of income amid the September 2026 domestic gas price of US$9.00/MMBTU
  • EBITDA margin declined 123 bps QoQ to 22.16% on revenue-mix effects
  • Automotive Glass segment margin slipped 113 bps QoQ to 12.32% on the energy headwind
  • Consolidated 'Others' (consumer glass) result fell 91.16% YoY to Rs.0.61 Cr
  • Effective tax rate normalised to 26.22% vs 17.54% in Q2FY26, base-flattering the YoY PAT comparison
  • Net debt rose Rs.39.45 Cr in H1 to Rs.1,852.81 Cr as capex ran ahead of FCF; CFO/EBITDA at 0.44x on working-capital absorption
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