Antony Waste Handling Cell reported Q1FY27 consolidated revenue grew 6% YoY to ₹268.8 Cr, driven by a 10% rise in MSW Collection & Transportation and a 3% increase in MSW Processing.

However, EBITDA declined 27% to ₹45 Cr, with PAT for owners plunging 96% to ₹0.8 Cr, and EPS falling to ₹0.27. The company's strategy focuses on a cluster-based approach for growth and rational project selection, emphasizing Waste-to-Energy (WtE), bio-mining, and selling recyclables/RDF.

They also aim to ensure steady revenue from clients with proven economic positions.

Recent developments include managing ~1.40 MMT of waste, selling ~40,000 tonnes of Refuse Derived Fuel and ~6,000 tonnes of compost.

The PCMC WtE Plant generated over 20 Mn units of green energy, avoiding ~2,780+ tonnes of CO2e. Management highlights the industry's significant growth potential, with the MSW market expected to double in the next 5 years.

They continue to focus on sustainable practices and operational excellence, including their Kanjurmarg facility, one of Asia's largest waste processing plants.