Pidilite Industries

Pidilite Industries grew Q1 FY27 sales 21.3% year-on-year to ₹4,541 crore, targets double-digit FY27 volume growth and is adding manufacturing capacity in Maharashtra (Financial Express, 11 Aug). Crude above $100 a barrel pressures pricing, with high-cost inventory pulling Q2 EBITDA margin toward the lower end of its 20–24% guidance (CNBC-TV18, 24 Sept).

What it means Rival adhesive makers face a larger player with pricing power and growing capacity.

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From 9 stories, the newest dated 12 Oct 2026. Summary written 13 Oct 2026. Newer developments are under Latest moves.

Pidilite Industries is the maker of Fevicol and also sells the Fevikwik, Dr. Fixit and Roff brands.[1] source: Storyboard18[2] source: Business Standard[3] source: The Hindu BusinessLine

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Its international business contributes around 10% of revenue.[2] source: Business Standard A CNBC-TV18 report on 24 September 2026 put its market capitalisation at ₹1,58,382.08 crore.[4] source: CNBC-TV18

In August 2026, Pidilite said it had taken price increases of up to 12% in the June quarter and saw no immediate need for further hikes.[2] source: Business Standard[5] source: ET Small Business It targets double-digit underlying volume growth in FY27 and is expanding manufacturing capacity in Maharashtra while evaluating a northern India plant.[2] source: Business Standard[5] source: ET Small Business On 24 September 2026, it said sustained crude above $100 per barrel could trigger further cost-pass-through pricing, and that high-cost inventory may push Q2 EBITDA margin toward the lower end of its 20-24% guidance.[4] source: CNBC-TV18 On 28 September 2026, it partnered with Hwaseung Chemical to supply footwear adhesive technology to Indian manufacturers.[6] source: CNBC-TV18 In September 2026, it also signed an MoU with ICAR arm Agrinnovate India on CSR-backed agri-food initiatives.[7] source: The Hindu BusinessLine Pidilite shares gained 1.71% on 30 September.[8] source: NDTV Profit

Pidilite appointed Amit Agarwal, currently CFO of Pfizer Limited, as CFO-designate effective 9 October 2026.[1] source: Storyboard18 In October 2026, it elevated Pallavi Mestry Haval, who joined in July 2016, to Head of Media.[9] source: afaqs

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  1. Fevicol maker Pidilite names Pfizer's Amit Agarwal CFO-designate, effective 9 OctoberStoryboard18
  2. Pidilite holds prices steady as demand stays resilient; targets double-digit FY27 volume growthBusiness Standard
  3. Pidilite Industries elevates Pallavi Mestry Haval to Head of Media after more than 10 years at the companyafaqs

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In August 2026, Pidilite said it saw no immediate need for further price hikes and was expanding manufacturing capacity in Maharashtra.[2] source: Business Standard[5] source: ET Small Business In September 2026, it partnered with Hwaseung Chemical on footwear adhesives [6] source: CNBC-TV18 and signed an MoU with Agrinnovate India on CSR-backed agri-food initiatives.[7] source: The Hindu BusinessLine

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