KRBL530813Rice, basmati rice
KRBL CFO discussed Q2 growth drivers, export challenges from the West Asia crisis, and margin outlook for FY27
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- Domestic volume growth Q2
- 19 percent
- India Basmati export decline Apr-Aug
- 7 percent
- FY27 margin guidance range
- 17 to 19 percent
- Paddy price increase this season
- 30 percent
Heard on business television between 14:46:17 - 14:49:17 IST.
- CFO Ashish Jain said domestic volume growth was about 19% in Q2, while export business saw a de-growth.
- Higher rice prices since January boosted realizations, contributing along with volume to overall growth.
- Middle East, the largest Basmati export market, has been impacted by the West Asia crisis; India's overall Basmati exports were down 7% in volume for April-August; bulk rice business faced logistics challenges in the Strait of Hormuz, though branded exports maintained momentum.
- Margin guidance for FY27 given at 17-19%, with H1 exceptionally strong due to elevated rice prices; current Kharif season paddy prices are about 30% higher than last year.
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