Tinna Rubber Reports Margin Expansion in Q3-9MFY26 Results Despite Stable Revenue
Tinna Rubber and Infrastructure Limited reported improved profitability metrics for Q3-9MFY26 with EBITDA margins expanding ~200 bps and PAT margins growing ~110 bps at standalone level despite stable revenue. Consolidated quarterly revenue grew 13% driven by 25% increase in tyre processing volumes. The company secured Rs. 75.79 crore work order from Indian Oil Corporation and continues international expansion with operations in Oman contributing INR 25 crore revenue and planned facilities in Saudi Arabia and South Africa.

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Tinna Rubber and Infrastructure Limited has presented its financial and operational performance for the third quarter and nine-month period ended December 31, 2025 (Q3-9MFY26), demonstrating improved profitability metrics despite revenue stability. The company's investor presentation, submitted under Regulation 30 of SEBI listing requirements, highlights significant margin expansion and operational efficiency gains.
Financial Performance Highlights
The company's standalone performance for 9MFY26 showed notable margin improvements despite stable revenue levels. Key financial metrics demonstrate the company's focus on operational efficiency and cost management.
| Metric | 9MFY26 Performance | Change |
|---|---|---|
| EBITDA Margin Expansion | Standalone Level | ~200 bps |
| PAT Margin Expansion | Standalone Level | ~110 bps |
| Revenue Growth (QoQ) | Consolidated | 13% |
| Revenue Growth (9MFY26) | Consolidated | 3% |
At the consolidated level, 9MFY26 EBITDA margins improved by ~110 bps, while revenues and PAT remained stable due to the net impact of initial start-up costs and profits across associates, joint ventures, and subsidiaries. The company expects this performance to normalize in coming quarters.
Operational Performance and Volume Growth
The company demonstrated strong operational metrics with significant volume growth across its tyre processing operations. Quarterly consolidated revenue growth of 13% was led by a 25% increase in tyre processing volumes, indicating robust demand recovery.
| Parameter | Performance | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Tyre Processing Volume Growth (QoQ) | 25% | Consolidated level |
| Tyre Processing Volume Growth (9MFY26) | 7% | Post-monsoon recovery |
| India Capacity Utilization (Q3FY26) | 81% | Quarterly basis |
| Oman Capacity Utilization (Q3FY26) | 93% | Quarterly basis |
| Varale Plant Utilization | 84% | Supported by infrastructure demand |
The capacity utilization on a 9MFY26 basis stood at 71% for India and 94% for Oman operations, reflecting strong operational efficiency in international markets.
Strategic Business Developments
The company achieved several strategic milestones during the period, including securing significant new business and expanding its operational capabilities.
Major Contract Win:
- Received two-year work order from Indian Oil Corporation Limited in January 2026
- Contract value: Rs. 75.79 crores (including 18% GST)
- Supply of Crumb Rubber Modifier to Haldia and Mathura plants
Business Segment Performance: The Polymer Composite & Masterbatch (PCMB) business showed strong quarter-on-quarter growth of approximately 75% in volume, currently operating at 40% capacity utilization in 9MFY26 with expectations to reach 45% by FY26 end.
International Expansion and Sustainability Initiatives
The company continues its global expansion strategy with operations across multiple geographies and strong focus on sustainability.
| Initiative | Details | Timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Oman Operations Revenue | INR 25 Cr (9MFY26) | Current |
| Saudi Arabia Plant Setup | 24,000 MT capacity | Mid-FY27 |
| South Africa Operations | Phase 1 completed | Breakeven from March 2026 |
| Renewable Energy Contribution | 24% of total power | Target 32% by FY26-end |
The company allocated INR 5 crore towards R&D expenditure and achieved renewable energy savings of INR 2.23 crore up to 9MFY26. EPR credit amounting to INR 23.9 crore was included in 9MFY26 revenue, compared to INR 24.4 crore in 9MFY25.
Future Outlook and Growth Targets
Tinna Rubber targets robust growth across multiple business segments with specific volume and capacity expansion goals. The company expects exports to be a strong growth catalyst, targeting 30% volume increase by Q4 FY26 end. The PCMB division contributed around 4% to 9MFY26 turnover and targets 8-10% revenue contribution in FY27.
The management expects normalization of performance across international operations as initial start-up costs stabilize, with Global Recycle LLC, Oman contributing Rs. 0.35 crore at PAT level, while Mbodla Investments, South Africa and Tinna Rubber Arabia reported combined loss of Rs. 1.46 crore due to initial start-up costs.
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