Shyam Metalics Q1 Results: Pellet volume surges 87%, steel prices rise
Shyam Metalics & Energy reported July 2026 sales showing an 87.61% YoY surge in pellet volumes and a 36.13% rise in stainless steel realizations. Pig iron volumes jumped 65.07% following new blast furnace commissions, while sponge iron sales dropped 47.54%. The filing highlights successful stabilization of recent capacity expansions in Jamuria and Ramsarup.

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Shyam Metalics & Energy reported consolidated sales figures for the month ended July 31, 2026, highlighting robust volume growth in key segments including pellets and stainless steel, accompanied by significant rises in average realizations. The filing, submitted pursuant to Regulation 30 of the SEBI (LODR) Regulations 2015, reveals that while carbon steel and speciality alloy volumes showed mixed trends, the company’s strategic capacity expansions in pig iron and colour-coated steel are beginning to reflect in stabilized operations and commercial sales.
The disclosure provides a segment-wise breakdown of quantity sold (in metric tonnes) and average realization (in ₹ per MT) for July FY27 compared to July FY26 and June FY27. This monthly release allows investors to track pricing trends and demand dynamics across the company’s diversified portfolio, which includes carbon steel, stainless steel, speciality alloys, aluminium foil, and ferro alloys.
Segment-wise Performance
Stainless steel sales volumes rose 12.92% year-on-year to 9,149 MT, with average realizations jumping 36.13% to ₹1,79,069 per MT. Aluminium foil volumes increased 8.24% YoY to 1,855 MT, while realizations surged 36.33% to ₹5,07,101 per MT. In contrast, speciality alloy volumes fell 20.27% YoY to 17,407 MT, though realizations climbed 20.47% to ₹1,12,677 per MT.
Carbon steel, comprising steel billet and long steel products, saw volumes rise 10.87% YoY to 1,53,693 MT. However, average realizations dipped 2.46% month-on-month to ₹42,270 per MT, despite a slight 1.13% YoY increase. The following table summarizes the performance across major segments:
| Product Segment | Volume (MT) July FY27 | Volume Change (YoY) | Avg Realization (₹/MT) | Realization Change (YoY) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stainless Steel | 9,149 | +12.92% | 1,79,069 | +36.13% |
| Aluminium Foil | 1,855 | +8.24% | 5,07,101 | +36.33% |
| Speciality Alloys | 17,407 | -20.27% | 1,12,677 | +20.47% |
| Carbon Steel | 1,53,693 | +10.87% | 42,270 | +1.13% |
| CR Coil/Sheets | 20,103 | +53.10% | 86,940 | +17.59% |
| HR Tube/Pipe | 387 | +460.18% | 54,961 | +11.16% |
| Sponge Iron | 36,014 | -47.54% | 22,576 | -1.66% |
| Pig Iron | 92,579 | +65.07% | 39,213 | +21.47% |
| Pellet | 1,65,231 | +87.61% | 8,597 | +0.05% |
Capacity Expansion Impact
The company highlighted operational milestones contributing to these figures. Phase I of the Colour Coated Steel Plant at Jamuria, with a capacity of 0.25 MTPA, was commissioned in November 2024, followed by Phase II (0.15 MTPA) in April 2026. This has led to a 53.10% YoY surge in CR Coil/Sheets volumes. Similarly, pig iron volumes rose 65.07% YoY, supported by the commissioning of a 0.77 MTPA Blast Furnace at Jamuria in November 2024 and an additional 0.45 MTPA unit at Ramsarup in December 2025. Both facilities have stabilized operations.
What the Numbers Show
The data indicates a clear shift towards higher-value products and vertical integration benefits. The substantial rise in average realizations for stainless steel (+36.13%) and aluminium foil (+36.33%) suggests favorable pricing conditions or a shift towards premium grades. Meanwhile, the sharp decline in sponge iron sales (-47.54% YoY) likely reflects increased internal consumption for pig iron production, aligning with the company’s strategy to move down the value chain. The stabilization of new capacity additions is translating into tangible volume growth, particularly in colour-coated steel and pig iron, reinforcing the company’s integrated business model.
Historical Stock Returns for Shyam Metalics & Energy
| 1 Day | 5 Days | 1 Month | 6 Months | 1 Year | 5 Years |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| -1.37% | -1.75% | +5.95% | +17.75% | +3.40% | +139.73% |
How might the stabilization of the new pig iron and colour-coated steel capacities impact Shyam Metalics' EBITDA margins in the upcoming fiscal quarters?
Given the 47.54% drop in sponge iron sales, what is the projected timeline for achieving full self-sufficiency in raw materials for pig iron production?
Will the significant realization increases in stainless steel and aluminium foil be sustainable, or are they driven by temporary supply-side constraints?


































