Anti-dumping duty imposed on China & Japan for five years.
Hi all,
Quick query.
The anti-dumping duty imposed (finalised on 8th June) on Chinese and Japanese impots of sulphur, benifits OCCL Ltd, but why only the parent company (Oriental Carbon NSE:OCCL) is locked in 20% for past couple of days and the actual operating company, OCCLLtd (NSE: OCCLLTD) is not raising as much?
Ideally, OCCLLtd should raise more? Please let me know if I am missing something.
Disc: Invested in OCCLLtd and views are biased.
They want to delist it, could that be the reason?
Thanks for the response.
- Delisting only from NSE, will still be listed in BSE
- It’s 10 day old news
Summary of OCCL Limited Q1 FY26 Earnings Call (July 31, 2025):
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Financial Performance:
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Revenue for Q1 FY26 was INR 123 crores, up 14% from Q4 FY25.
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EBITDA grew by 36% to INR 27 crores, with margins improving to 21.7% (from 18.1%).
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Profit after tax stood at INR 13 crores (PAT margin 10.6%).
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Growth was driven by higher sulphuric acid margins and improved domestic market realization due to anti-dumping duties.
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Market & Industry Updates:
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Anti-dumping duties were imposed on imports from China and Japan, benefiting OCCL’s domestic pricing.
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OCCL expects to pass on more anti-dumping benefits in coming quarters and is evaluating further action against other countries (e.g., Malaysia).
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The insoluble sulphur market remains stable in demand but faces global oversupply and weak realizations, though fundamentals are strong due to tyre industry growth.
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Operational Highlights:
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Insoluble sulphur plant operated at ~70% capacity utilization; sulphuric acid at 100%.
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OCCL is focusing on technology-led innovation, cost optimization, and product development, especially for next-generation tyres.
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No immediate plans for capacity expansion; will consider capex after optimal utilization of current capacity.
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Strategic & Financial Outlook:
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Company aims to increase domestic market share (currently 55%, targeting over 60%).
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Anti-dumping duty benefit expected to add INR 70-80 lakhs per month at PBT level.
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Debt reduced to INR 56 crores (with long-term debt of 36 cr to be repaid in two years).
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Cash will be conserved for strategic opportunities,
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Other Points:
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OCCL’s product portfolio is more diversified and flexible compared to some competitors..
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Export markets (US and Europe) remain significant, but recent tariffs in the US are being monitored for impact.
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