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The company has delivered consistent operational momentum backed by aggressive capacity expansion, rising demand for recycled lead, and improving profitability.
POCL’s FY25 performance was particularly strong. Revenue, EBITDA, and PAT saw robust YoY growth driven by higher production and sales across Lead, Plastics, and Copper segments. The company reported sharp margin expansion with EBITDA per ton improving significantly, indicating better operational efficiency and pricing power.
A major bullish trigger is the ongoing 72,000 MTPA lead capacity expansion at the Thervoykandigai plant. Phase 1 has already commenced commercial production, while Phase 2 is expected in FY26. This expansion can materially boost volumes and earnings over the next few years.
The broader industry tailwind is also favorable. India’s push toward EVs, battery recycling, EPR norms, and circular economy policies creates a long runway for organized recycling players like POCL. The company is also exploring lithium-ion battery recycling opportunities, which could become a significant future growth vertical.
Operationally, POCL continues to strengthen its recycling ecosystem through initiatives like POCL Recycle City LLP, enhancing its scrap processing capabilities and supply chain integration.
From an investment perspective, the stock combines:
• Strong earnings growth
• Expanding capacities
• Improving margins
• Structural EV/recycling theme
• Export opportunities
• Scalable business model
If execution remains strong, POCL has the potential to evolve from a mid-cap recycling company into a key player in India’s battery-materials and circular economy ecosystem over the next decade.#Post-ClosingCommentary#TechnicalViews#Today’sTradingSetup#EquityResearch#MacroViews
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