Gravita India has expanded its lead recycling plant in Phagi, increasing its capacity by 40,500 MTPA, now standing at 75,819 MTPA - a sign of continued operational growth in their operations.

The Indian push towards recycling and EPR norms is driving demand for high-grade rPET, offering growth prospects for Ganesha Ecosphere and Gravita India. Ganesha Ecosphere plans to expand by FY27 for growth, while Gravita India aims for a 20-25% volume CAGR growth, utilizing global recycling trends and EPR policies.

Gravita India Ltd maintains a stable AA rating from India Ratings due to its strong international standing, however, it continues to navigate challenges such as intense competition, potential regulatory hurdles, and geopolitical risks.

Gravita India Ltd has announced plans for a meeting with investors and analysts on May 15, 2026. Attendees will include Investec India and Pinebridge Investments, but no updates on unspecified projects (UPSI) are expected to be disclosed.

Gravita India announces plans for a new ₹160 crore copper recycling facility in Gujarat with an impressive processing capacity of 29,400 MTPA. The project is slated to commence operations within the next year and will be funded internally, aiming to enhance revenue and profitability.

Gravita India reported a 13.1% year-on-year increase in Q4 FY26 net sales, reaching INR 1,172.8 crore, despite a 3.4% dip in net profit to INR 91.9 crore. The earnings per share (EPS) decreased from INR 13.04 in March '25 to INR 12.62 in March '26. Over the past 12 months, the stock provided a return of 5.6%.

Gravita India announces a significant jump in profit after tax (PAT) by 21% for the fiscal year 2026, alongside a 5% increase in volume and 10% rise in revenue. This growth was accompanied by an EBITDA increase of 12%. Notably, the company's capital expenditure for the year totals Rs 372 crore, which includes the establishment of a lithium battery plant.

Gravita India has disclosed its Q4 financial results, sharing the details through ET NOW.

Gravita India has greenlit a new Rs. 160 crore copper recycling plant project in Gujarat, marking a significant expansion for the company. In addition to this development, Deloitte has been appointed as the new auditor replacing PwC, signifying changes in financial oversight for the company.

Gravita India's Q4 profit dipped by 3.4% Year-on-Year to 92 crores, despite a 13.1% revenue growth to 1,173 crores. The company plans to invest 160 crores in a new copper recycling plant in Gujarat and has acquired 98.95% of RMIL.

Gravita India's Q4 earnings show a significant increase in EBITDA, reaching ₹1.1B compared to ₹930M in the previous year, marking an 18% growth. Moreover, the company has managed to improve its EBITDA margin from 9% to 9.6%.

Gravita India will announce their FY26 financial results on May 7th. The trading window for the company is currently closed and will remain so until after the announcement on the 7th, with trading resuming 48 hours later.

Gravita India has bolstered its control over subsidiary RMIL, purchasing additional 20,400 shares to now own a 99.44% stake - an indication of intensified consolidation strategies.

Gravita India has decided to dissolve its inactive South African subsidiary, Recyclers South Africa Ltd., with no anticipated financial consequences for the Indian company.

Gravita India Limited recently held meetings with institutional investors on March 30, 2026. For those interested, the presentation from these discussions can now be found on their official website. No undisclosed, market-moving information was disclosed during this event.