Arabian Petroleum FY26: Strong Revenue Growth, Wider Strategy, Softer Margins
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Arabian Petroleum Limited manufactures industrial lubricants and automotive lubricants, and also operates in private-label contract manufacturing, exports, government and institutional tenders, and process oils such as white oils and rubber process oils.
The presentation lists end markets including automotive, engineering, metalworking, steel, mining, cement, power generation, railways, defence and aerospace, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, textile, pulp and paper, plastics, packaging machinery, agriculture, and government and public sector unit customers.
The presentation states production capacity of 48,000 kilolitres per annum, along with finished-goods storage capacity of 1,000 kilolitres and total base-oil storage of 2,000 kilolitres at the plant.
Consolidated revenue from operations was 41,327.37 lakhs in FY26 versus 28,524.66 lakhs in FY25. Consolidated EBITDA was 2,010.67 lakhs versus 1,738.76 lakhs, and consolidated PAT was 1,121.66 lakhs versus 908.43 lakhs.
For FY26, the parent entity Arabian Petroleum Ltd. contributed 37,541.64 lakhs of revenue (90.70% share). Arzol Petroleum Trading FZE contributed 3,768.70 lakhs (9.10% share) and is stated to have reached break-even in FY26. Lavisa Technologies contributed 80.61 lakhs (0.20% share) and reported losses in FY26.
The presentation references ISO certifications (9001:2015, 14001:2015, 45001:2018), NABL and ISO 17025 laboratory accreditation, National Sanitation Foundation certification aligned with United States Food and Drug Administration standards for food-grade lubricants, Bureau of Indian Standards certification for transformer oil, and original equipment manufacturer approvals including BHEL, Volvo, Daimler, and API approvals.
The company states it exports to 30+ countries and serves markets across the Middle East, Africa, Asia and beyond. It also lists regions served internationally including Europe, North America, Africa, South Asia and Australia, and it has a wholly owned subsidiary in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
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