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Alufluoride Ltd · 524634
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Alufluoride Ltd reported a 39% YoY decline in revenue to ₹326.6 crore in Q1 FY27 due to lower volumes, but operating margin before other income improved to 17.1% and profit after tax fell only 12% to ₹32.7 crore. The company faced a constraint in FSA supply due to the US-Iran conflict and Strait of Hormuz tensions, but has secured sales contracts in May 2026 and expects FSA availability to improve in the coming quarters.
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Alufluoride Ltd.
Mulagada, Mind, Visakhapatnam 530 012, India
+91 891 254 8567 | Contact@alufluoride.com
www.alufluoride.com
Wealth from Waste CIN-L24110AP1984PLC005096
Date: 12 August, 2026
The Corporate Relationship Department
BSE Limited
Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers,
Dalal Street,
Mumbai 400001.
Scrip Code: 524634
Sub: Investor presentation for the quarter ended on 30 June,2026
Dear Sir,
‘We enclosed herewith the Investor Presentation on the un-audited financial results of the
Company for the quarter ended on 30 June,2026.
Kindly take the same on records with the acknowledgement on the receipt of the same.
Yours' faithfully
For Alufluoride Limited
Vaishali Kohli
Company Secretary and Compliance Officer
Membership No.: ACS 63818
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Alufluoride Limited
Q1 FY27 Results Presentation
11 August 2026
Q1 FY27 Highlights (3 Atufuorice
326.6 Cr 6.9 Cr 22.7Cr
Revenue from operations EBITDA Profit after tax
-39% YoY | -49% QoQ -8% YoY | op.margin 17.vs 116.%4% -12% YoY | -41% QoQ
33.51 R2.4Cr 17.4%
Earnings per share Other income Effective tax rate
-12% YoY (vs 33.97) vs 0.3 Crin Q1FY26 vs 30.3% in Q1FY26
325.6Cr 24,000 TPA 34 /share
Total expenses Installed capacity FY26 final dividend (40%)
-42% YoY on lower volumes final phase, June 2026 approved at AGM, 16 Jul 2026
Q1FY27Results | 3
The Quarter in Callouts
@ Alufluoride
A volume-led decline Unit economics held
Revenue fell 39% YoY to 326.6 crore as FSA availability Operating margin before other income improved to 17.1%
tightened from late May; the shortfall was volumes, not from 16.4% a year earlier; contracted May pricing and stocked
demand or price alumina hydrate protected the unit
Profit better than the top line Commitments met throughout
PAT fell only 12% against the 39% revenue decline, to 32.7 FSA was sourced from distant suppliers despite higher freight,
crore, helped by 2.4 crore other income and a lower tax so customer deliveries to the smelters continued through the
charge quarter
The constraint, disclosed early Supply since resolved
The FSA shortfall traces to sulphur and ammonia disruption at On 15 July 2026 the supplier reported the issue resolved and
fertiliser complexes amid the West Asia conflict; disclosed to raised plant load; operations at Visakhapatnam are being
exchanges on 23 May 2026 restored to normal levels
Q1FY27Results | 4
The Constraint, and the Response
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Disclosed to exchanges on 23 May 2026; supplier reported resolution on 15 July 2026
What happened Our response
« US-Iran conflict and Strait of Hormuz tensions « Sales contracts finalised in May 2026, securing a
disrupted sulphur and ammonia shipments to Indian measure of price protection; deliveries to smelters
fertiliser complexes met throughout
« FSA, our key raw material and their byproduct, was « Supplier base widened: Coromandel Kakinada
constrained in turn supplying from April 2026; IFFCO Paradeep
revamping fluorine recovery
« On-site FSA stocks tightened from late May 2026;
production and revenue scaled back through the » FSA sourced from distant suppliers despite higher
quarter freight; alumina hydrate stocked earlier at favourable
prices
» The impact fell largely in Q1 FY27; on 15 July the
supplier reported the issue resolved and raised plant » Company expects FSA availability to improve over the
load coming quarters as operations normalise
Q1 FY27 Results | 10
Financials (2 Atuoride
Volume-led revenue decline; margins and profit better than the top line
Income Statement zcrore Income Mix zcoe Margins & Ratios 2 Crore
Revenue down 39% on lower volumes; The fallis concentrated in AIF3 Operating margin before other
PAT down only 12% on higher other volumes; other income rose income improved YoY; the
income anda lower tax charge sharployn treasury gains effective tax rate fell sharply
Revenue (ops) 26.6 43.8 (39%) AlF3operations 26.0 429 (40%) Op.margin (bef OI) 17.1% 16.4% +70bps
Otherincome 2.4 0.3 590% Captivesolar 0.6 0.8 (28%) PATmargin 9.5% 7.0% +250 bps
Total income 28.9 441 (34%) Otherincome 2.4 0.3 590% Effective tax 17.4% 30.3% -
Finance costs 0.97 0.77 26% Totalincome 28.9 441 (34%)
Depreciation 2.62 2.29 14% ol chare of PBT 71% 8% ! i90 Revenue 26.6 438
PBT pre-except. 33 45 (25%) PS5 Less: op. cost (22.0) (36.6)
Tax expense 0.6 14 (57%) Op. profit 46 72
Profit after tax 27 3.1 (12%)
EPS (3) 3.51 397 (12%)
Q1FY27Results | 5
Key Financials
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Revenue down on volumes; EBITDA and profit far more resilient (% crore)
2.7Cr
profit after tax (down 12% YoY vs 39% revenue)
17.1%
operating margin before other income (16.4% in Q1FY26)
33.51
earnings per share (Q1FY26:33.97)
Resolved
Revenue EBITDA PAT
Q1FY26 mQl1FY27
FSA supply, per 15 July 2026 intimation
Q1FY27Results | 6
Customer/Revenue Concentration
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AlF3 operations dominate Solar stays immaterial
Aluminium Fluoride is ¥26.0 crore of Q1FY27 revenue Captive solar contributed 0.6 crore, largely for own use
(down 40% YoY on volumes); a single line of product, so with surplus sold to the grid; it lowers conversion cost
no Ind AS 108 segment split applies rather than being a revenue stream
Other income, larger this quarter Concentrated by customer
Other income rose to 2.4 crore from 0.3 crore on The largest customer was 69% of AlF3 revenue in FY25
treasury gains, a meaningful cushion to profit while (52% in FY24), reflecting consolidation among Indian
operating revenue was constrained smelters rather than any commercial weakness
A qualified, sticky book Widening the base
Qualified to serve every major Indian smelter, Hindalco, The Company is pursuing qualification of additional
Vedanta and NALCO; two customer awards confirm buyers and overseas markets through Alufluoride
standing, and qualification is slow to win and slow to lose International Pte. Ltd., Singapore
Q1FY27Results | 6
How We Create Value
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Phosphatic Fertiliser Primary Aluminium
Alufluoride, Visakhapatnam
Complexes Smelters
FSA converted into high- AlF; serves as the flux in
Hydro-fluosilicic Acid (FSA),
purity Aluminium Fluoride at
electrolytic reduction of
a difficult-to-dispose fluorine
a 24,000 TPA coastal plant,
alumina at Hindalco,
byproduct, is recovered
powered in part by 4.1 MW
Vedanta and NALCO
rather than discharged
captive solar
Fourfold benefit
Pollution abatement Import substitution Lower carbon Footprint
Q1FY27Results | 7
The Opportunity
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Asstructural demand runway for AlF;, behind a qualification moat few can cross
Growing Demand A Narrow Field Waste to Wealth
v Indian primary aluminium v Fewer than five AlF; v Converts a fluorine effluent into
smelting capacity continues to manufacturers in India; onlya a product of value
expand few qualify For high-purity, low-
v Substitutes imports and
bulk-density supply
v Each principal customer has
conserves fluorspar and sulphur
announced material capacity v Smelter qualification is slow and
v Lowers the carbon footprint of
additions over the medium term exacting; an off-spec
primary aluminium
consignmecnatn damage
v 14-20 kg of AlF; is consumed per
potlines
tonne of aluminium produced
v Quality, consistency and
reliability win business, not price
alone
Q1FY27Results | 6
Manufacturing and Supply Network £ avfuere
24,000 The Visakhapatnam advantage
TPA installed ity (80 TPD.
installed capacity ¢ ) + Only AlF; manufacturer in Andhra Pradesh; within manageable freight range of
every major Indian smelter
4 R 1 MW « Coastal location keeps outbound logistics efficient; on the same coast as both
principal FSA suppliers
captive solar power
1 02 FSA supply arrangements
employees as on 31 March 2026 « IFFCO Paradeep: long-term contract scaled to over 17,500 TPA, with potential to
expand to 19,000 TPA
3 |S O « Paradeep Phosphates: supplemental volumes as available and on-spec
« Coromandel International: Visakhapatnam plant, plus new Kakinada plant
certifications: 9001, 14001, 45001 supplying from April 2026 (~4,500 TPA combined)
Q1FY27Results
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