Sigachi Industries Reports Q2 Results Amid Recovery from Hyderabad Plant Fire
Sigachi Industries, a pharmaceutical excipients manufacturer, reported Q2 financial results showing significant impact from a fire at its Hyderabad plant. Revenue decreased by 19% to ₹1,130.00 crore, while net profit halved to ₹105.00 crore. The fire caused ₹1,163.50 crore in losses and 46 casualties. Recovery efforts include reallocating production, expanding capacity at Dahej SEZ, and focusing on high-margin products. Despite challenges, the company expects a strong second half with higher capacity utilization and portfolio rebalancing.

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Sigachi Industries , a leading manufacturer of pharmaceutical excipients and active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), has announced its financial results for the second quarter, revealing the impact of a significant fire incident at its Hyderabad plant earlier this year.
Financial Performance
For Q2, Sigachi reported:
| Metric | Q2 | Q2 Previous Year | YoY Change | 
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | ₹1,130.00 crore | ₹1,395.00 crore | (19.00)% | 
| EBITDA | ₹75.00 crore | ₹293.00 crore | (74.40)% | 
| EBITDA Margin | 6.64% | 21.00% | (1436 bps) | 
| Net Profit | ₹105.00 crore | ₹210.00 crore | (50.00)% | 
The company's performance was significantly affected by the fire incident at its Pashamylaram unit in Hyderabad on June 30.
Fire Incident and Recovery Efforts
The fire at the Hyderabad plant resulted in 46 casualties, 8 unaccounted team members, and 28 injured employees. The incident caused substantial damage to property, plant, equipment, and inventories, with losses totaling ₹1,163.50 crore, accounted for under exceptional items.
In response, Sigachi Industries has:
- Temporarily paused operations at the affected plant for an estimated 180 days.
- Reallocated production to Dahej and Jhagadia units to maintain business continuity.
- Fast-tracked a 12,000 MTPA capacity expansion at Dahej SEZ.
- Made its Hyderabad API R&D center fully operational.
Management Commentary
Amit Raj Sinha, MD & CEO of Sigachi Industries, stated, "Q2 has been a period of careful rebuilding and steady progress for Sigachi. Our teams have demonstrated dedication and care in maintaining seamless operations and supporting our customers. These efforts have reinforced our commitment to resilience, trust, and sustainable growth as we move into the second half of the year."
Future Outlook
Despite the challenges, Sigachi Industries expects a strong second half, driven by:
- Higher capacity utilization
- Portfolio rebalancing
- Completion of the 12,000 MTPA capacity expansion at Dahej SEZ, which will elevate total MCC capacity to 30,000 MTPA
The company is focusing on prioritizing high-margin, demand-resilient products while deprioritizing low-throughput SKUs to ensure efficient resource use during recovery.
ESG Initiatives
Sigachi Industries continues to prioritize Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) initiatives:
- 74.47% of total waste generated was sustainably managed in Q2
- 80.64% of total water withdrawn was recycled post-operational use
- Recognized as "Best workplaces for Millennials" by GPTW Institute
- Over 12,600+ lives touched in India through CSR initiatives
As Sigachi Industries navigates through this challenging period, the company remains committed to operational excellence, safety improvements, and sustainable growth strategies.
Note: The company has submitted initial insurance claims, but no income from insurance claims has been accounted for in these financial results pending final claim submission.
Historical Stock Returns for Sigachi Industries
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| -2.67% | -0.65% | -1.71% | -12.29% | -17.71% | -36.57% | 
















































