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Aegis Logistics
Q2 FY27 earnings call · Guided by management
Call held 3 Nov 2026 · Read the filing on NSEFiling
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Results Q2 FY27, as filed · consolidated · ₹ Cr
| Q2 FY27 | Q2 FY26 | YoY | Q1 FY27 | QoQ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | 2,213 | 2,294 | -3.5% | 2,357 | -6.1% |
| EBITDA | 434 | 291 | +49.4% | 714 | -39.1% |
| EBITDA margin | 19.6% | 12.7% | +695 bps | 30.3% | -1066 bps |
| PBTProfit before tax | 420 | 310 | +35.5% | 719 | -41.6% |
| Net profit | 261 | 180 | +45.1% | 484 | -46.2% |
| EPS (₹) | 7.42 | 5.12 | +44.9% | 13.80 | -46.2% |
From the company's own results filing on NSE. Net profit is the owners' share. Growth and the dotted lines are worked out from the filed figures.
Guidance
Logistics: Logistics volumes 2.4 million tons in H1; upside expected on last year's 5.1 million
Murad Moledina · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 15
Logistics: Logistics volumes 2.4 million tons in H1; upside expected on last year's 5.1 million
“So it was 1.1 million metric tons and 1.3 million metric tons in Q2 makes it 2.4 million metric tons. We should definitely have an upside on the previous year 5.1 million metric tons that we did.”
Second half expected to be as good as the first, if not better
Raj Chandaria · Chairman and Managing Director · p. 17
Second half expected to be as good as the first, if not better
“The second half of the year promises to be as good, if not better. Generally speaking, we have a better second half”
More figures from the call
“we have reached an important milestone with the commissioning of our LPG bottling plant with an annual capacity of 35,000 metric tons, which we did on October 15 of this year.”
“As communicated earlier, the first phase of this liquid storage expansion, which is about 100,000 cubic meters will be commissioned in the third quarter of this year.”
“Last year -- last quarter, we had also announced a 51,000 or approximately 52,000 metric ton refrigerated double-wall LPG storage tank at JNPT.”
“We have acquired an additional 3 acres of land at Haldia, which gives us further room to expand our liquid storage and increase our presence on the East Coast.”
“We have a CRL-4 liquid terminal, which will add another 94,148 cubic meters. This is underway and with commissioning targeted for the next financial year.”
“This is 36,000 metric tons of specialized ammonia storage and terminaling at Pipavav. We -- as I've mentioned earlier, we have signed a 15-year take-or-pay agreement with Hindustan Zinc, which gives us long-term revenue visibility and predictable cash flows and reinforces the commercial case for this investment.”
In short
- 01Aegis signed a deal to buy 89.8% of Dubai-based Tristar Holdings for US$809 million.
- 02The Tristar deal is expected to complete in Q4 FY27, subject to approvals.
- 03H1 FY27 revenue was INR4,570 crores, EBITDA INR1,184 crores and PAT INR866 crores.
- 04Management said distribution volumes are on track to reach 1 million tons this year.
- 05Liquid Division may realise INR3,000 per CBM as EBITDA this year.
- 06AVTL plans about $5 billion of capex through 2030-31, with gearing of no more than 0.6x.
- 07The parent has INR6,400 crores of cash and no debt, matching the acquisition cost.
- 08Pipavav ammonia terminal commissioned with a 15-year take-or-pay deal with Hindustan Zinc.
Capacity
Mangalore: Mangalore 75,000 cubic meters fully operational at 100% utilisation
Raj Chandaria · Chairman and Managing Director · p. 7
Mangalore: Mangalore 75,000 cubic meters fully operational at 100% utilisation
“On Mangalore Port, the liquid storage, the 75,000 cubic meters last -- added last year is now fully operational and operating at 100% utilization, taking our total capacity to 193,000 cubic meters.”
LPG: LPG handling capacity to be about 29 million tons once JNPA comes up
Murad Moledina · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 11
LPG: LPG handling capacity to be about 29 million tons once JNPA comes up
“As you are aware, once our JNPA comes up, we would have a huge capacity of around 29 million tons, which we will be able to handle from our 6 terminals across India”
Ammonia: Ammonia terminal built with capacity to handle 1 million tons
Murad Moledina · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 12
Ammonia: Ammonia terminal built with capacity to handle 1 million tons
“So, if you get around INR10,000 a metric ton and you have built a terminal capable to do 1 million tons”
LPG: LPG capacity 20 million tons now, 29 million when JNPA ready; utilisation 25% plus
Murad Moledina · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 15
LPG: LPG capacity 20 million tons now, 29 million when JNPA ready; utilisation 25% plus
“29 million tons is when JNPA next year is going to be ready. Currently, we are at 20 million tons. So we are around 25% plus as far as capacity utilization is concerned.”
LPG: Two cryogenic LPG terminals commissioned last year: Pipavav 48,000 tons, Mangalore 82,000 tons
Murad Moledina · Chief Financial Officer · p. 8
LPG: Two cryogenic LPG terminals commissioned last year: Pipavav 48,000 tons, Mangalore 82,000 tons
“Also, just to add here, please keep in mind, we have commissioned last year 2 very big, large cryogenic LPG terminals, 48,000 metric tons in Pipavav to make it 70,000 metric tons there and 82,000 metric tons in Mangalore.”
Segments
Liquid Division: Liquid Division H1 revenue INR366 crores, EBITDA INR284 crores, 78% margin
Raj Chandaria · Chairman and Managing Director · p. 4
Liquid Division: Liquid Division H1 revenue INR366 crores, EBITDA INR284 crores, 78% margin
“And our Liquid Division delivered its highest performance ever in the first half of the year with revenues of INR366 crores, EBITDA of INR284 crores, representing a margin of 78%.”
Gas Division: Gas Division H1 EBITDA INR900 crores, up 137% year-on-year
Raj Chandaria · Chairman and Managing Director · p. 4
Gas Division: Gas Division H1 EBITDA INR900 crores, up 137% year-on-year
“We achieved the highest first -- highest ever first half EBITDA of INR900 crores in the first half of this year, which is up INR137 crores -- 137% year-on-year.”
Distribution: Distribution volumes up 25% in Q2 and 54% in H1 year-on-year
Raj Chandaria · Chairman and Managing Director · p. 4
Distribution: Distribution volumes up 25% in Q2 and 54% in H1 year-on-year
“Our distribution business continued to deliver an exceptional growth with volumes up 25% in the second quarter and 54% in the first half on a year-on-year basis.”
Sourcing: Sourcing volumes lower as some contracts expired
Raj Chandaria · Chairman and Managing Director · p. 4
Sourcing: Sourcing volumes lower as some contracts expired
“In the Sourcing business, volumes were lower during the year on account of some contracts expiring.”
Pipavav: APM Terminals building VLGC-compliant jetty at Pipavav for larger LPG vessels
Raj Chandaria · Chairman and Managing Director · p. 6
Pipavav: APM Terminals building VLGC-compliant jetty at Pipavav for larger LPG vessels
“First of all, APM Terminals is developing a new VLGC-compliant jetty, which will let us handle larger LPG vessels and improve vessel turnaround and economics.”
Demand
Distribution: Several new private sector distribution customers added; momentum continues
Raj Chandaria · Chairman and Managing Director · p. 4
Distribution: Several new private sector distribution customers added; momentum continues
“In distribution, we expanded our customer base over the year by onboarding several new private sector customers, and this momentum has continued into the current financial year.”
Ammonia: Ammonia demand expected to grow into clean energy uses
Raj Chandaria · Chairman and Managing Director · p. 7
Ammonia: Ammonia demand expected to grow into clean energy uses
“And we expect ammonia demand to grow beyond traditional fertilizer and industrial uses, potentially into emerging clean energy applications such as fuel and hydrogen carriers.”
Ammonia: CRISIL report cited: ammonia supply-demand gap of about 3 million tons by 2029
Murad Moledina · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 12
Ammonia: CRISIL report cited: ammonia supply-demand gap of about 3 million tons by 2029
“There we have a whole chapter on ammonia written by an independent agency, CRISIL, which talks about a supply-demand gap of around 3 million tons by 2029.”
LPG: India has about 1 million tons LPG static storage, under 10 days' need
Murad Moledina · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 17
LPG: India has about 1 million tons LPG static storage, under 10 days' need
“We have around 1 million metric tons of static storage capacity as far as I know in India. That is not even equivalent to 10-day storage.”
Distribution: Distribution volumes driven by demand and new customer additions
Murad Moledina · Chief Financial Officer · p. 8
Distribution: Distribution volumes driven by demand and new customer additions
“This was, of course, driven by robust demand and continued customer additions across the market.”
Margins and costs
Aegis Vopak Terminals: AVTL Q2 PAT INR96 crores, slightly lower due to higher finance costs and tax
Raj Chandaria · Chairman and Managing Director · p. 5
Aegis Vopak Terminals: AVTL Q2 PAT INR96 crores, slightly lower due to higher finance costs and tax
“Profit after tax was INR96 crores, slightly lower than last year, mainly due to higher finance costs and tax, and I'm sure Murad will go into a little more detail on that.”
Aegis Vopak Terminals: AVTL Q2 EBITDA up 22.4% to INR212 crores; margin 78.6% from 74.7%
Murad Moledina · Chief Financial Officer · p. 9
Aegis Vopak Terminals: AVTL Q2 EBITDA up 22.4% to INR212 crores; margin 78.6% from 74.7%
“EBITDA also grew by 22.4% to INR212 crores compared with INR173 crores in the Q2 of FY26 with EBITDA margins also expanding to 78.6% from 74.7%, an improvement of approximately 372 basis points.”
Distribution: Distribution margin rose from about INR4,000 to INR7,000 via cost efficiency
Murad Moledina · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 10
Distribution: Distribution margin rose from about INR4,000 to INR7,000 via cost efficiency
“And these cost efficiencies have scaled up our margin, which earlier historically, probably in 2024, '25 was around INR4,000 to around INR7,000, clearly demonstrated by this quarter that in spite of all the problems of supply glut going away, we still have delivered INR7,000.”
Distribution: Company says it follows LPG prices, does not set them
Murad Moledina · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 10
Distribution: Company says it follows LPG prices, does not set them
“Price, we are not -- we don't lead in setting price, right? We follow price.”
Liquid Division: Liquid EBITDA lifted by new capacity at Mumbai and JNPA high-value sites
Murad Moledina · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 15
Liquid Division: Liquid EBITDA lifted by new capacity at Mumbai and JNPA high-value sites
“we have commissioned around 60,000 CBM in Mumbai, which is a high value location. And we have also commissioned 101,000 CBM in JNPA, another high-value, high realization location. So these are driving up the EBITDA.”
Debt and working capital
Aegis Vopak Terminals: Growth to be funded by equity, accruals and debt, gearing no more than 0.6x
Murad Moledina · Chief Financial Officer · p. 9
Aegis Vopak Terminals: Growth to be funded by equity, accruals and debt, gearing no more than 0.6x
“We will pursue this growth with disciplined funding through a balanced mix of equity, internal accruals and debt, targeting a gearing of no more than 0.6x.”
Parent has no debt and INR6,400 crores free cash, matching the acquisition
Murad Moledina · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 16
Parent has no debt and INR6,400 crores free cash, matching the acquisition
“We hardly have -- we have no debt. And as I said, INR6,400 crores of free cash, and this acquisition is exactly matching with what cash we have in our pocket.”
No large debt needed for the Tristar acquisition
Murad Moledina · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 16
No large debt needed for the Tristar acquisition
“So we are good. We don't need to stretch. We don't need to take crazy debt for the acquisition.”
Fund raising
EGM approved funding of INR6,000 crores; INR6,400 crores cash at September
Murad Moledina · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 16
EGM approved funding of INR6,000 crores; INR6,400 crores cash at September
“So we have already passed a resolution in Extraordinary General Meeting to do a funding of INR6,000 crores. We have, if you see my September balance sheet, already INR6,400 crores available cash.”
Aegis Vopak Terminals: AVTL capex at 0.6x debt gearing requires $2 billion of equity
Murad Moledina · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 16
Aegis Vopak Terminals: AVTL capex at 0.6x debt gearing requires $2 billion of equity
“we will follow a very conservative 0.6x debt gearing. So that requires $2 billion of equity”
Aegis Vopak Terminals: AVTL capex self-funded by equity dilution and share listing
Murad Moledina · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 16
Aegis Vopak Terminals: AVTL capex self-funded by equity dilution and share listing
“So we are -- Aegis Vopak capex is self-funded by dilution of equity and listing of its shares.”
Acquisitions and new business
Agreement signed to acquire 89.8% of Tristar Holdings for US$809 million
Raj Chandaria · Chairman and Managing Director · p. 3
Agreement signed to acquire 89.8% of Tristar Holdings for US$809 million
“So on the 13th of October 2026, we signed a definitive agreement to acquire 89.8% stake in Tristar Holdings Limited for a consideration of US$809 million.”
Tristar deal expected to complete in Q4 FY27, subject to approvals
Raj Chandaria · Chairman and Managing Director · p. 3
Tristar deal expected to complete in Q4 FY27, subject to approvals
“Subject to regulatory approvals and the customary closing conditions, we expect to complete this transaction in Q4 of FY27.”
Aegis Terminal Pipavav Limited: ITOCHU took 10% of ammonia unit, intends to raise to 25% over 3 years
Raj Chandaria · Chairman and Managing Director · p. 6
Aegis Terminal Pipavav Limited: ITOCHU took 10% of ammonia unit, intends to raise to 25% over 3 years
“they have acquired a 10% stake in Aegis Terminal Pipavav Limited, which is the ammonia facility and intend to increase its holding to 25% over the next 3 years.”
Tristar management to stay in place; no change expected
Murad Moledina · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 9
Tristar management to stay in place; no change expected
“And the entire management is in place and will carry on. We don't expect to change the management and the continuity will ensure that there is no disturbance in the operations and performance of the company.”
Tristar has 28 ships; many call at Aegis ports
Raj Chandaria · Chairman and Managing Director · Q&A · p. 14
Tristar has 28 ships; many call at Aegis ports
“Now we know that, for example, several of the Tristar ships, they have 20 -- over 20 ships -- 28 ships, I think, in total. Many of them call at the ports that we operate.”
Risks
Logistics: Q1 logistics volumes hit by geopolitical disruption; Q2 improved
Murad Moledina · Chief Financial Officer · p. 8
Logistics: Q1 logistics volumes hit by geopolitical disruption; Q2 improved
“So that shows a marked improvement from Q1, which was affected by the geopolitics disruption and global uncertainty.”
LPG: On rival LPG storage plans: new infrastructure welcome if built at right cost and time
Murad Moledina · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 17
LPG: On rival LPG storage plans: new infrastructure welcome if built at right cost and time
“So we have a very, very long way to go. We are very short. So anybody doing anything on infrastructure is welcome. And -- but it has to be done at the right cost. It has to be done in the right time.”
Other
H1 FY27 revenue INR4,570 crores, EBITDA INR1,184 crores, PAT INR866 crores
Raj Chandaria · Chairman and Managing Director · p. 4
H1 FY27 revenue INR4,570 crores, EBITDA INR1,184 crores, PAT INR866 crores
“We had a revenue of INR4,570 crores, generating an EBITDA of INR1,184 crores and a profit after tax of INR866 crores.”
H1 FY27 EPS INR21.23, up 140% from H1 FY26
Raj Chandaria · Chairman and Managing Director · p. 4
H1 FY27 EPS INR21.23, up 140% from H1 FY26
“Earnings per share for the first half of FY 2027 was at INR21.23, which is up 141% -- 140% from H1 FY26.”
Q2 FY27 revenue INR2,213 crores, EBITDA INR456 crores, PAT INR321 crores
Raj Chandaria · Chairman and Managing Director · p. 4
Q2 FY27 revenue INR2,213 crores, EBITDA INR456 crores, PAT INR321 crores
“For the quarter FY27, we delivered revenue of INR2,213 crores, EBITDA of INR456 crores and profit after tax of INR321 crores.”
Aegis Vopak Terminals: AVTL Q2 revenue INR271 crores, up about 17%; EBITDA INR212 crores, up 22%
Raj Chandaria · Chairman and Managing Director · p. 5
Aegis Vopak Terminals: AVTL Q2 revenue INR271 crores, up about 17%; EBITDA INR212 crores, up 22%
“Turning to AVTL, we delivered another strong operating performance in Q2 FY27 with revenues of INR271 crores, which are up approximately 17% year-on-year and an EBITDA of INR212 crores, which is up by 22%.”
Aegis Vopak Terminals: AVTL H1 revenue up 15% to INR505 crores on new capacity ramp-up
Raj Chandaria · Chairman and Managing Director · p. 5
Aegis Vopak Terminals: AVTL H1 revenue up 15% to INR505 crores on new capacity ramp-up
“For the first half, revenue rose 15% year-on-year to INR505 crores, supported by the ramp-up of recently commissioned capacities and strong performance in our Liquid business.”
Sources
- Earnings call transcript, Q2 FY27 Filed 10 Nov 2026 · 18 pages
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