INOX India Limited has released its Investor Presentation for Q4FY26, highlighting significant achievements and future outlook. The company reported its highest ever revenue of ₹1632 Crore for FY26, with Q4FY26 alone contributing ₹475 Crore. The Adjusted EBITDA for FY26 stood at ₹388 Crore, and for Q4FY26 at ₹108 Crore. The company secured its highest ever order booking in Q4FY26, amounting to ₹504 Crore. Key highlights for the quarter include the dispatch of over 2 million disposable cylinders in FY26, a high-value order from a US space company for large-size tanks, and an order for a marine fuel tank from Cochin Shipyard for the world's third-largest shipping company. INOX India also completed the production of a complex LOX tank for submarine use and achieved its highest yearly sales of Transport & Semi Trailer with over 300 units. INOX India is strategically positioning itself in the growing markets for hydrogen and LNG. The presentation details the increasing demand for hydrogen, driven by clean energy initiatives and global trade, and highlights LNG's advantages in reducing emissions and cost-effectiveness. The company is actively involved in small-scale LNG solutions, mini-LNG terminals, and powering clean mobility through LNG cryogenic fuel tanks. Furthermore, INOX India is contributing to fusion energy research, including the ITER project, and supporting ISRO's space missions with critical cryogenic equipment. Financially, INOX India maintained a strong balance sheet, being net debt-free with approximately ₹257 Crore in free cash. The order backlog as of March 26 stood at ₹1514 Crore, an increase from the previous year. The company's diverse product range, global presence across 100+ countries, and strong engineering capabilities are identified as key strengths. The management emphasizes a vision to be the world's best integrated cryogenic solutions enterprise.
