Aegis Logistics shined in Q2 FY26, reporting highest-ever quarterly revenues and EBITDA for both its Liquids and Gas divisions. Consolidated Revenue soared 31% YoY to Rs. 2,294 Cr, while Profit After Tax (PAT) jumped an impressive 61% to Rs. 244 Cr. Normalized EBITDA saw strong growth of 46% to Rs. 347 Cr, largely fueled by record logistics and distribution volumes in the Gas division.
Strategically, Aegis is expanding its dominant terminal network across India. Initiatives like "Project GATI" emphasize growth via greenfield and brownfield expansions, plus exploring new energy ventures. Recent developments include adding 61,000 KL liquids capacity at Mumbai Port and securing land at Haldia Port, alongside developing an Ammonia storage terminal at Pipavav. This ongoing capacity expansion and integrated LPG supply chain focus positions Aegis for continued growth.