Concord Enviro: treatment plants

 

  • Concord Enviro:  treatment plants  


  • Revenue from operations for FY25 stood at INR 5,944.4 Mn compared to INR 4,968.6 Mn in FY24, up 19.64% YoY
  • EBITDA for FY25 stood at INR 870.82 Mn
  • EBITDA margin for FY25 was at 15% similar to FY24.
  • As on 31st March 2025, the order book stands at INR 5,327 Mn, the order pipeline stands at 19,198 Mn as on 31st March 2025.
  • The company's EBITDA & PAT for the year was influenced by a forex loss (peso) of INR 101.85 Mn.   
  • Expanding Geographical Footprint: Marked presence in the US Market in FY25. This is expected to ramp up in the years to come.  
  •   Expanding Presence in Emerging Technologies: Developing a strong pipeline in Solar PV, Green Hydrogen, Carbon Capture and Semiconductors, with ongoing discussions with leading clients to deliver advanced sustainable solutions
  • Robust Growth in Product Business: Achieved around INR 77.5 Mn in membrane sales in FY25 via the distributor model; projected to scale to around INR 300 Mn in FY26 and reach INR 850 Mn over the next three years. 
  • Innovation-Driven Growth: As of March 31, 2025, secured 9 patents and filed 21 new applications reflecting a strong innovation pipeline. 
  • Concord has been developing biological CO₂ capture and gas separation membrane technologies over past two years. 
  • In FY26, it will commission its first 7.5 TPD (INR 12 Cr.) demonstration-scale CO₂ capture project, showcasing efficient and scalable solution to help coal-fired boilers and power plants transition to green energy. 
  • Expansion across these sectors is planned from FY27 onward 
  • For upcoming Semiconductor fab units in India, Concord is poised to offer solutions to meet secondary requirements of process optimization and energy reduction form existing facilities. 
  • Concord remains confident of penetration into this space in near future with its value added solutions      

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