Hariom Pipe's H1FY26 performance showed strong growth, with sales volumes up 21% YoY to 1,38,371 MT and revenue rising 21% to ₹796.8 Cr.

Value-added products also saw a 21% growth in both revenue and volume.

EBITDA increased 15% YoY to ₹100.3 Cr, driven by improved scale and cost controls.

Profit After Tax for the half-year was ₹34.0 Cr.

For Q2FY26, revenue was ₹335.9 Cr, up 7%, and sales volumes reached 60,150 MT.

The company's strategy focuses on its vertically integrated model, ensuring cost efficiency and superior margins through hot charging.

It is expanding its high-margin value-added product portfolio for diverse sectors like housing, automotive, and infrastructure.

Recent developments include launching high-strength, pre-galvanized tubular sections for solar structures and forging OEM partnerships in renewables.

Hariom also secured a Letter of Award for a 60 MW solar power plant and leased Ultra Pipes assets, adding significant capacity.

The management is targeting a robust 30% CAGR in volume growth from FY26 to FY27, capitalizing on its leadership in the thin steel segment and green initiatives to enhance sustainability.