Batliboi Limited, an industrial manufacturing company, has completed a capital expenditure of INR 250 million in FY25 across its foundry, machine tool, and air engineering divisions at its Udhana, Surat manufacturing facilities. The company expects the benefits of this investment to begin contributing to revenue and profitability from the second quarter of FY26.
According to the company, external challenges—including a downturn in the textile sector, weak export conditions, and global tariff disruptions—impacted its FY25 performance. However, it expects its recent capital expenditure to strengthen operational capabilities in the upcoming year.
“Our order book position continues to be robust and we are optimistic that going forward with our economy doing well, the tariff issues expecting to be stabilised and therefore the global economy doing better and with our planned capital expenditure in place, the results for financial results for 2025-2026 will show a much improved performance,” said Sanjiv Joshi, Managing Director.
The company also announced entry into the water and wastewater treatment sector through a new subsidiary, Bioconserve Renewables Envirotech Private Limited. The unit will initially target the textile industry with effluent treatment and zero liquid discharge solutions, with revenue contributions expected in FY26.
Announcing its consolidated financial results for the year ended March 31, 2025, the company reported a PAT of INR 134.9 million, a marginal increase from INR 132.5 million in FY24. Total income from operations was largely flat at approximately INR 4.2 billion.
EBITDA, including other income, declined by 11 percent year-on-year to INR 289.3 million, while PBT dropped by 12 percent to INR 181.7 million. The gross value of consolidated business, including agency operations, was INR 7.83 billion.
Batliboi Limited operates in the machine tools, air engineering, textile machinery, and environmental engineering sectors. It recently completed a merger with Batliboi Environmental Engineering Limited and also owns a Canadian subsidiary, Quickmill.