Nupur Recyclers Limited posts stellar Q1 FY 2026-27 results as Revenue and PAT surge

Nupur Recyclers Limited posts stellar Q1 FY 2026-27 results as Revenue and PAT surge​

Nupur Recyclers Limited (NSE: NRL) has announced its unaudited financial results for the Quarter ended June 30, 2026, reporting robust growth across revenue, EBITDA, and Profit After Tax (PAT). The company, a leader in the import, processing, and recycling of ferrous and non-ferrous metal scrap in India, delivered strong performance driven by higher volumes, improved realisations, and the scaling up of new facilities.

The results highlight the Company's strong operational execution and strategic expansion within the industrial sector.

Operational and Strategic Growth Drivers​

The surge in Q1 FY 2026-27 Total Revenue, which stood at ₹8,303.05 Crore, was attributed to increased volumes across non-ferrous scrap trading and improved realisations, supported by the steady contribution from Frank Metals and the newly established Nupur Extrusion facility in Haryana.

EBITDA reached ₹1,285.60 Crore, translating to a 15.48% margin, reflecting better product mix, disciplined cost management, and improved capacity utilization. Profit After Tax expanded by 82.61% year-over-year (YoY) to ₹738.57 Crore.

The Company is strengthening its presence in the aluminium value chain through Frank Metals Recyclers Limited, a subsidiary that has begun into aluminum extrusion business and invested in related machinery and equipment. Nupur Extrusion Private Limited, another subsidiary, continues operating at full capacity from its Haryana facility, catering to solar plant manufacturing and OEM customers.

Furthermore, construction is underway for a new 4.5-acre Sampla (Haryana) facility dedicated to zinc ingots and blended materials, which will unlock incremental installed capacity in future quarters. The Group’s contribution from subsidiaries—including Frank Metals Recyclers Limited, Tycod Autotech Private Limited, Nupur Extrusion Private Limited, Eligo Business & Advisory Private Limited, and Nupur Business & Consulting Private Limited—is progressively strengthening as the Company aims to build an integrated non-ferrous recycling platform.

Market Resilience and Future Outlook​

The Company’s operational resilience was supported by its long-standing multi-geography sourcing network across Europe, USA, UAE, and other developed markets during a period when the wider Indian non-ferrous recycling industry faced supply chain headwinds in the Gulf shipping corridor.

Tight domestic scrap supply coupled with higher LME metal prices provided favorable market conditions, which the company was well-positioned to capitalize on due to its established overseas sourcing network.

Mr. Rajesh Gupta, Chairman and Managing Director of Nupur Recyclers Limited, commented on the results, stating that the strong performance is driven by higher processing volumes and a favourable product mix. He noted that differentiated sourcing capabilities have enabled the company to navigate metal price volatility effectively.

Looking ahead, Mr. Gupta stated that the focus remains on scaling recycling and processing capacity, deepening the product portfolio through extrusion and alloy verticals, and strengthening subsidiary contributions. He added confidence in delivering profitable growth based on a healthy balance sheet and diversified sourcing base, capitalizing on the structural tailwind provided by India's transition to a circular economy and rising domestic demand for recycled non-ferrous metals.

NRL Stock Price Movement​

Shares on Wednesday slipped by 1.76% to settle at ₹115.25, shedding ₹2.07 from the previous close. The equity finished below its day high after recording a total traded volume of 23,933 shares, though it had previously reached its 52-week peak at ₹118.