Price History
APL Apollo Tubes demonstrates impressive 23% EPS growth over the past three years, indicating a robust financial performance. The CEO's compensation being lower than the industry average also suggests strong corporate governance, as insiders hold stakes valued at approximately ₹16 billion in the company.
APL Apollo's valuation is now more appealing due to its strong financial performance, making it a potentially profitable investment compared to both historical trends and industry peers.
APL Apollo Tubes announces a capital expenditure of around INR 1.4-1.5 billion for expanding production capacity by 1 million tonnes over the next 2-2.5 years, which will be self-funded through internal resources.
Elara Capital has lowered its recommendation on APL Apollo Tubes from 'Buy' to 'Accumulate', implying a potential change in investment strategy due to market conditions. The revised target price for the company is now set at ₹2,213, representing a decrease from the previous ₹2,418.
On May 4, 2026, APL Apollo Tubes participated in a Q4 & FY26 earnings discussion, facilitated by EMKAY Global Financial Services. This marks an opportunity for the company to share its recent financial performance and future outlook with investors.
APL Apollo Tubes acknowledges difficulties in predicting monthly sales, signaling a strategic shift towards prioritizing profitability rather than sales volume expansion.
APL Apollo's Dubai unit is currently operating at only 40% capacity, yet despite the lower production volumes, recent updates suggest an improvement in profit margins for their operations.
APL Apollo Tubes initiates voluntary liquidation of its subsidiary, APL Apollo Mart. The company also announces the sale of its shareholding in Blue Ocean Projects Pvt Ltd.
APL Apollo Tubes has announced a recommended final dividend of ₹8.50 per share, bringing good news to its shareholders.
APL Apollo Tubes has reported a strong Q4 performance, with sales volume increasing by 9% compared to the previous quarter and revenue up 14% year-on-year. The company's earnings were particularly impressive, as EBITDA grew by 24%, leading to a 21% rise in net profit. This improvement was reflected in better returns on equity (ROE) and returns on capital employed (ROCE), and the company now boasts a higher net cash position.
APL Apollo's Q2 profits surged by 21%, reaching ₹354.4 Cr, with a 13.8% revenue growth and EBITDA increasing by 23.9%. Despite this strong financial performance, the company announced a dividend of ₹8.50 per share, which resulted in a slight decline of 3% in its stock price to ₹1,907.
APL Apollo Tubes reported a significant increase in Q4 EBITDA, up by 24% year-over-year to ₹5.1B. The company's earnings margin also improved notably, reaching 8.2%. This marks a rise from the previous year's 7.5%.
On May 2nd, DMart, Kotak Mahindra Bank, and APL Apollo Tubes are set to release their Q4 results. These financial updates will provide crucial revenue data, margin details, and sector insights, potentially impacting stock prices and investment choices significantly.
APL Apollo Tubes has secured a ₹200 crore financing through commercial paper at an interest rate of 6.12%. The investment will mature on June 15, 2026, and has been assigned an 'A1' rating by ICRA, reflecting its strong credit quality.
Jigar Patel of Anand Rathi suggests investing in APL Apollo Tubes, Tata Power, and PB Fintech for potential short-term profits, citing positive momentum and breakouts. The Sensex and Nifty rose by 1.2%-1.3% last week. However, both indices face resistance levels at 24,300-24,500 (Nifty) and 57,200-57,500 (Bank Nifty), so a buy-on-dip strategy might be advised.
APL Apollo Tubes has shown consistent growth for three consecutive days, indicating a strong upward trend in its share prices. This positive momentum places it above the market benchmark.
APL Apollo Tubes experienced a significant block trade of approximately INR 140.2 crore, involving 699,951 shares, which were transacted at around INR 2002.9 per share on the NSE.
HDFC Securities has rated APL Apollo 'Add', setting a target price of INR 2,070. The rating is based on projected accelerated Annual EPS growth (CAGR) for FY25-28, driven by robust fundamental strengths within the company.
Nuvama maintains a 'Buy' rating for APL Apollo and has adjusted its price target to ₹2,617, a slight decrease from the previous ₹2,638.
APL Apollo Tubes has reported a 9% year-on-year increase in their Q4 sales volume for FY26, reaching 924,881 tons. This boosted the total sales volume for FY26 to 3,491,243 tons, signifying an 11% year-on-year growth.
APL Apollo Tubes' Q4 sales increased by 9% compared to the same quarter last year, reaching approximately 925,000 tons. For the entire fiscal year 2026, sales volume grew by 11%, and the company has expanded its capacity to 4.5 million tons.
APL Apollo's Q4 volume rose by 8.7%, yet it fell below the anticipated 20% target, indicating a less-than-expected performance in the final quarter of 2021.
APL Apollo Tubes reported a significant jump in Q4 sales for FY26, with an impressive figure of 9.24 lakh tonnes. This marks a strong finish to the fiscal year.
APL Apollo fell short of its Q4 volume targets, potentially affecting overall expectations, while Lloyds Metals posted impressive results in their latest quarterly update, showcasing strong business performance.
APL Apollo experienced a 5% drop in share price today due to failing to meet Q4 volume growth expectations, which were set at 20% year-over-year. Despite reporting an 11% increase in full-year sales to 34.91 lakh tonnes, the stock has declined by 13% over the past month.