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<ul><li>The building materials sector experienced muted demand in Q2FY26, impacted by heavy rainfall</li><li>We project a 7% YoY revenue growth for our coverage universe, driven by volume growth, leading to an 11% YoY growth in EBITDA and a 7% YoY increase in APAT</li><li>We believe that the volume growth of major tile companies was negatively affected by weak export performance and soft domestic demand</li></ul>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

The building materials sector experienced muted demand in Q2FY26, impacted by heavy rainfallWe project a 7% YoY revenue growth for our coverage universe, driven by volume growth, leading to an 11% YoY growth in EBITDA and a 7% YoY increase in APATWe believe that the volume growth of major tile companies was negatively affected by weak export performance and soft domestic demandContent is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

Building Materials (Q2FY26 Results Preview): Demand recovery yet to come

<ul><li>The building materials sector experienced soft demand in Q1FY26</li><li>Demand was satisfactory in April and May but decelerated in June due to the early onset of monsoons</li><li>We project a 6% YoY revenue growth for our coverage universe, driven by volume growth</li></ul>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

The building materials sector experienced soft demand in Q1FY26Demand was satisfactory in April and May but decelerated in June due to the early onset of monsoonsWe project a 6% YoY revenue growth for our coverage universe, driven by volume growthContent is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

Building Materials (Q1FY26 Results Preview): Another Subdued Quarter

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<li>PVC‐pipe makers endured FY 25’s perfect storm, resin prices crashed, trade channels destocked, volumes wobbled, yet April-May demand snapped back and resin prices appear to have bottomed.</li>
<li>Anti-Dumping duties plus the coming BIS quality curb on Chinese resin should lock in price discipline; government infra-spend, real-estate and irrigation needs set up 10-12 % volume CAGR for FY27.</li>
<li>With inventory now thin, even a modest restocking cycle could turbo-charge revenues while stabilising input costs let organised players claw back EBITDA margins; diversified leaders look best placed.</li>
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PVC‐pipe makers endured FY 25’s perfect storm, resin prices crashed, trade channels destocked, volumes wobbled, yet April-May demand snapped back and resin prices appear to have bottomed.
Anti-Dumping duties plus the coming BIS quality curb on Chinese resin should lock in price discipline; government infra-spend, real-estate and irrigation needs set up 10-12 % volume CAGR for FY27.
With inventory now thin, even a modest restocking cycle could turbo-charge revenues while stabilising input costs let organised players claw back EBITDA margins; diversified leaders look best placed.


Thematic Report: Indian Pipe Sector Turnaround

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<li>India has imposed anti-dumping duties of up to USD 707/tonne on PVC paste resin imports from six countries, including China and Korea, effective March 21, 2025.  </li>
<li>The move follows complaints from domestic producers citing dumping, margin pressure, and a surge in substandard resin imports disrupting market stability and quality standards.  </li>
<li>The duty will likely improve profitability for Indian manufacturers, stabilize resin prices, and reduce unfair competition, though it may raise costs for import-dependent sectors in the short term.</li>
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India has imposed anti-dumping duties of up to USD 707/tonne on PVC paste resin imports from six countries, including China and Korea, effective March 21, 2025.  
The move follows complaints from domestic producers citing dumping, margin pressure, and a surge in substandard resin imports disrupting market stability and quality standards.  
The duty will likely improve profitability for Indian manufacturers, stabilize resin prices, and reduce unfair competition, though it may raise costs for import-dependent sectors in the short term.


Will India's Anti-Dumping Duty Impact the PVC Industry Players In India?

<ul><li>Siemens: Siemens India Ltd (SIL) delivered standalone (including energy business) Q1FY25 revenue/EBITDA/APAT of INR 45/5.6/4.9bn, a miss/beat to our estimates by -11.3%/-16.1%/-12.2%, adjusted for INR 980mn one-time gain in the energy business</li><li>Revenue and EBITDA were impacted by slowdown in the short cycle private sector capex spending and the normalization of demand in Digital Industries business</li><li>SIL received new orders worth INR 42.6bn (+20% YoY, ex energy business), which is strong, considering the slowdown in bid/order process witnessed in 9MFY25</li></ul>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

Siemens: Siemens India Ltd (SIL) delivered standalone (including energy business) Q1FY25 revenue/EBITDA/APAT of INR 45/5.6/4.9bn, a miss/beat to our estimates by -11.3%/-16.1%/-12.2%, adjusted for INR 980mn one-time gain in the energy businessRevenue and EBITDA were impacted by slowdown in the short cycle private sector capex spending and the normalization of demand in Digital Industries businessSIL received new orders worth INR 42.6bn (+20% YoY, ex energy business), which is strong, considering the slowdown in bid/order process witnessed in 9MFY25Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

HSIE Results Daily: Siemens, Lupin, Ashok Leyland, Bharat Forge, Steel Authority of India

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Prince Pipes and Fittings Limited is a leading Indian manufacturer and supplier of polymer-based piping solutions. The company offers a comprehensive range of products, including CPVC, UPVC, HDPE, and PPR pipes and fittings, catering to plumbing, irrigation, sewerage, and industrial applications. It was established in 1987 and is headquartered in Mumbai, India.

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Building Materials (Q2FY26 Results Preview): Demand recovery yet to come

We project a 7% YoY revenue growth for our coverage universe, driven by volume growth, leading to an 11% YoY growth in EBITDA and a 7% YoY increase...

HDFC Securities

Building Materials (Q1FY26 Results Preview): Another Subdued Quarter

The building materials sector experienced soft demand in Q1FY26. Demand was satisfactory in April and May but decelerated in June due to the early...

HDFC Securities

Thematic Report: Indian Pipe Sector Turnaround

PVC pipe makers faced challenges in FY25 but rebounded in April-May with potential for growth in FY27 due to government spending and quality...

Nimish Maheshwari

Will India's Anti-Dumping Duty Impact the PVC Industry Players In India?

India imposes anti-dumping duties on PVC paste resin imports to protect domestic producers from unfair competition and stabilize market prices,...

Nimish Maheshwari

HSIE Results Daily: Siemens, Lupin, Ashok Leyland, Bharat Forge, Steel Authority of India

Siemens: Siemens India Ltd (SIL) delivered standalone (including energy business) Q1FY25 revenue/EBITDA/APAT of INR 45/5.6/4.9bn, a miss/beat to...

HDFC Securities

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Building Materials (Q2FY26 Results Preview): Demand recovery yet to come

We project a 7% YoY revenue growth for our coverage universe, driven by volume growth, leading to an 11% YoY growth in EBITDA and a 7% YoY increase...

HDFC Securities

Building Materials (Q1FY26 Results Preview): Another Subdued Quarter

The building materials sector experienced soft demand in Q1FY26. Demand was satisfactory in April and May but decelerated in June due to the early...

HDFC Securities

Thematic Report: Indian Pipe Sector Turnaround

​PVC pipe makers faced challenges in FY25 but rebounded in April-May with potential for growth in FY27 due to government spending and quality...

Nimish Maheshwari

Will India's Anti-Dumping Duty Impact the PVC Industry Players In India?

​India imposes anti-dumping duties on PVC paste resin imports to protect domestic producers from unfair competition and stabilize market prices,...

Nimish Maheshwari

HSIE Results Daily: Siemens, Lupin, Ashok Leyland, Bharat Forge, Steel Authority of India

Siemens: Siemens India Ltd (SIL) delivered standalone (including energy business) Q1FY25 revenue/EBITDA/APAT of INR 45/5.6/4.9bn, a miss/beat to...

HDFC Securities

PVC pipe makers faced challenges in FY25 but rebounded in April-May with potential for growth in FY27 due to government spending and quality...

India imposes anti-dumping duties on PVC paste resin imports to protect domestic producers from unfair competition and stabilize market prices,...