Batliboi Ltd — Investor Presentation 2026

Feb 11, 2026

February 11, 2026

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Subject: Investor Presentation

Dear Sir/Madam,

Pursuant to Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations 2015, we are enclosing herewith copy of Investor Presentation titled Batliboi Limited Investor Presentation 3Q & 9MFY26

The above information is also available on the website of the Company i.e. www.batliboi.com

Kindly take the same on your record.

Thanking you

Yours faithfully,

For Batliboi Limited

POOJA Digitally signed by POOJA ROHIT ROHIT SAWANT SAWANT Date: 2026.02.11 16:48:32 +05'30' Pooja Sawant Company Secretary ACS - 35790

Place: Mumbai

Encl: As above

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Batliboi Ltd

Investor Presentation

3Q & 9MFY26

Visit Our Website www.batliboi.com 1

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Disclaimer

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This presentation contains statements that contain “forward looking statements” including, but without limitation, statements relating to the implementation of strategic initiatives, and other statements relating to Batliboi Ltd.'s (“Batliboi Ltd” or the Company) future business developments and economic performance.

While these forward looking statements indicate our assessment and future expectations concerning the development of our business, a number of risks, uncertainties and other unknown factors could cause actual developments and results to differ materially from our expectations.

These factors include, but are not limited to, general market, macro-economic, governmental and regulatory trends, movements in currency exchange and interest rates, competitive pressures, technological developments, changes in the financial conditions of third parties dealing with us, legislative developments, and other key factors that could affect our business and financial performance.

Batliboi Ltd undertakes no obligation to publicly revise any forward looking statements to reflect future/likely events or circumstances.

Note - Numbers discussed in the presentation are consolidated and rounded off to nearest digit. The numbers discussed also incorporate the financials of the merged entity, Batliboi Environmental Engineering Ltd (BEEL).

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Management Commentary on 3Q & 9MFY26 Results

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Nirmal Bhogilal

Chairman of Batliboi Ltd

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I am pleased to report that our 3QFY26 performance was firmly in line with expectations and marked by an exceptionally strong upswing in operating performance. Our third-quarter revenue surged by an impressive 30%yoy, while EBITDA margins expanded sharply from 4% in the same period last year to 7%, clearly demonstrating a stepchange in operational efficiency and the powerful scale benefits arising from the merger. While our bottom line for the quarter was impacted by provisioning related to the four new labour codes notified by the Government of India in November 2025, our strong order inflows and a healthy order backlog of Rs 586.18 crores as of December 2025 position us well for sustained growth.

Looking ahead, we remain confident of delivering sustainable top-line growth of 7–8% and however profitabilty will be impacted due to the new labour code compared with the previous year. We have already secured order inflows of Rs 831.92 crores in the first nine months of FY26, and, with robust visibility for the remainder of the year, we are on track to close FY26 with order inflows of around Rs 1,000 crores, as guided earlier. Our growth momentum is supported by sectoral tailwinds, expanding international opportunities, and strategic partnerships that strengthen our portfolio and operational synergies.

Batliboi will continue to leverage the synergies from the recent merger, our diversified portfolio, and focused strategic investments to deliver enhanced value to all our shareholders.

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Note - Numbers discussed in the commentary are consolidated and rounded off to nearest digit.

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About Batliboi Ltd

Batliboi at a Glance

Batliboi: A Well Diversified Business Batliboi Groups and Divisions Environmental Engineering

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Batliboi Ltd at a Glance

Rs 315cr Rs 19cr Rs 10cr 9MFY26 PBT 9MFY26 Revenue 9MFY26 EBITDA (before exceptional item) Rs 2cr 0.32x 9MFY26 PAT Net debt to equity (after exceptional item) as at Sept,2025

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506

Number of employees

Exports in 20+ Countries

Rs 124Cr 3QFY26 Revenue High Growth Business Segments ✓ Machine Tools ✓ Textile Machinery ✓ Air Engineering ✓ Environmental Engineering Manufacturing location unit ✓ Surat, India ✓ Peterborough in Canada(Quickmill Inc, Subsidiary of Batliboi Ltd).

Note – Number of employees include employees of Quickmill, Canada and of newly incorporated Environmental Engineering. PBT does not include exceptional items and one-off’s

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Executive Summary

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Strategic Update
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In the quarter, our revenue from operations increased to Rs 124 crore from Rs 96 crore in Q3FY25, reflecting 30% yoy growth in the core business. Our EBITDA rose to Rs 8 crore from Rs 3 crore in Q3FY25, while PBT registered a turnaround, rising nearly five-fold to Rs 5 crore. PAT also improved by about 3.5x, though it was tempered by provisioning arising from the new labour law codes. This robust performance was driven by broad-based improvement across all our business segments, despite the challenges in the textile sector.

• Our efforts continue to drive strong order inflows. As of December 2025, our order backlog stood at approximately Rs 586.18 crore, and we recorded order inflows of Rs 222.56 crore.

• Over the last three quarters, we have incurred a cumulative capex of Rs 27 crore and plan to close FY26 with an additional capex of around Rs 10 crore.

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Outlook
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• Overall the Company is confident of a revenue growth of 7- 8%.

• We anticipate and remain committed to close FY26 with order inflow worth Rs1,000+cr

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Batliboi Ltd: A Well Diversified Business Group

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Textile Engineering

Machine Tools

Environmental

Engineering

Bioconserve Renewables Envirotech Pvt Ltd

❖ Air Pollution

Air Engineering Textile Machinery Leading manufacturer of Agents of Leading Textile ❖ Humidification Machinery in: ❖ Waste Collection ❖ Spinning ❖ Automatic Controls ❖ Knitting

❖ Central Monitoring

• ❖ Processing ❖ Technical Textiles

❖ Bale Press System ❖ Technical Textiles ❖ Energy Management Machinery ❖ Evaporative Air Cooling ❖ Oils and Consumables ❖ Ventilation and AirConditioning

Agencies Division ❖ Metal Cutting Machines

Manufacturing Agencies Division Division ❖ CNC Machines ❖ Metal Cutting ❖ Conventional Machines Machines ❖ Metal Forming Machines ❖ Workshop Machine Packages

Subsidiary: Quickmill Inc, Canada

Design, Manufacture, Sale and Services of:

• Gantry Drilling and Milling Machines

❖ Industrial Fans

• ❖ Hydrogen Gas Solutions

❖ Water and Effluent Treatment Plants

❖ Recovery Solutions for Industries

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Machine Tools

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Order Inflow (Rs cr)
72
63
36
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Key Updates on the Division
❑ In 9MFY26, the Machine Tool division had an order
inflow of. Rs172crore, with Rs63 crore recorded in
3QFY26
❑ The total order backlog for the Machine Tools
division as of December 2025 stood at Rs142 crore,
accounting for 24% of the company’s overall order
backlog.
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Manufacturing Division (India)

• ❑ Offers 2 to 3 axis CNC machines – Vertical Machining Centers, Turning Centers, Vertical Turning Lathes.

• ❑ General Purpose Machines - Radial Drilling Machines, Portable Drilling Machines with Universal Head.

• ❑ 60 trained engineers and technicians for both sales and services through a network of 15 offices.

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Revenue (Rs Cr)
26
22
18
1QFY26 2QFY26 3QFY26
Number of machines installed(machine tool
manufacturing) 112
93
75
1QFY26 2QFY26 3QFY26
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• ❑ Major customers from Auto Component, Tractors, Dies and Molds, Light Engineering and Infra Industries.

Key Industries Catered

Agency Division

Auto Component

Represents state of the art Machine Tools for:

Tractors

• ❑ Metal Cutting

• ❑ Metal Forming Applications

Dies and Molds

• ❑ Workshop Machine Packages

Light Engineering

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Infra Industries

Note – Numbers discussed are of Machine Tools Trading and Manufacturing

Machine Tools Global Presence: Quickmill our Canadian Subsidiary

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Quickmill is headquartered in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada and is engaged in the manufacture and sale of large size Gantry Drilling & Milling machines. It caters to the global market for the Energy, Structural Steel, Aviation, large equipment manufacturing and Job shop manufacturing sectors.

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Key Updates on the Division
❑ QuickMill had faced weak order inflow and execution delays
due to US tariff-related concerns, however order prospects
for Quickmill is now improving.
❑ Positive Momentum Restored:
Order bookings and enquiry levels have improved from Q2,
positioning Quickmill for a stronger remainder of FY26—
barring unforeseen circumstances
❑ Quickmill had an order inflow of Rs95.81cr in 9MFY26 with
Rs45.66cr recorded in 3QFY26 . As of Dec,2025 Quickmill has
an order backlog of Rs32.09cr
❑ Quickmill recorded a turnover of Rs44 crore in Q3FY26 with a
profit of ₹6crore , while achieving revenue of Rs91 crore for
9MFY26, demonstrating solid performance and operational
strength
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Quickmill revenue contribution to Total Revenue (%)
35%
28%
19%
1QFY26 2QFY26 3QFY26
Number of machines installed
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400+ Projects Installed

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105 Satisfied Clients

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130+ Customers Worldwide

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Net Debt Free
with adequate
surplus
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FANUC America Authorized CNC Aggregator

Engineered and built in Canada with; sales to USA, Canada, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, India

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Air Engineering

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Order Inflow from Air Engineering (Rs Cr)

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Key Updates on the Division ❑ Muted industry capex in FY25
led to a lower opening order
backlog for both the Textile
Machinery and Air Engineering
divisions; however, order inflow
❑ Encouraging outlook for FY26, with strong
picked up momentum in Q1
order prospects across segments and
FY26
improved business sentiment in Bangladesh
driven by economic and political stability.
❑ In the upcoming Q4FY26 we are targeting an
order inflow of Rs18-20cr and revenue in the
range of Rs15-16cr
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Solutions for Air Engineering in:

• Textile and Para Textile

• The production of Natural and Para Textile

• The production of Natural and Man-Made Fibres

• Tobacco Industries

• Paper and Cellulose Industries

• Production of Glass Fibers

• Food Industries

• Tyre Industries

• Various other Industrial applications

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Revenue from Air Engineering (Rs Cr)
18
12
10
1QFY26 2QFY26 3QFY26
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Textile Machinery

• Serves the Spinning, Knitting, Processing, and Technical textile industry.

• Supplies latest generation of equipment and accessories from companies like:

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Key Updates on the Division
❑ Order Inflow in Q3 impacted due to
downturn in textile industry.
❑ Overall, confidence for this business
remains very high due to Indo EU FTA and
Indo US Trade Agreement.
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Order Inflow from Textile Machinery (Rs Cr)

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Revenue from Textile Machinery (Rs Cr)

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Environmental Engineering

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Divisions
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Industrial Fans
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Hydrogen Gas Solutions

Air Pollution Control Division

Hydrogen Solutions for Industrial Applications such as:

Design, Manufacturing and Supply of Centrifugal Fans & Blowers of

Design, Engineering, Installation and

Commissioning of

• Light Duty

  • On-site generation solution

• Medium Duty and

• De-dusting System

• Heavy Duty Constructions

• Dust and Fume extraction system

• Engineering Support Services for Green & Grey Hydrogen

Dry &Wet Pollution Control Equipment /Systems

• TAR Separation Systems(WESP)

• Gas Cleaning ad Scrubbing System together with Auxiliary Equipment

• Nox and Sox removal from flue gases

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Revenue from Environmental Engineering (Rs cr)

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Environmental Engineering

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Order Inflow From Environmental Engineering (Rs Cr)

Strengthening Momentum

❑ Strategic Merger Impact:

Integration of BEEL with Batliboi Ltd (effective Mar’25) influenced Q1 FY26 performance; rectified in Q2 and now leveraging combined strengths for long-term growth.

❑ Highlights:

• Udhna Fan Manufacturing Unit merged with Environmental Engineering from 1st Jul’25 – operational synergies underway.

• Continued momentum in “Clean Air & HVAC Systems” – diversified orders secured across applications

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Key Updates on the Division
❑ Environmental Engineering reported a revenue of Rs80cr in 9MFY26 which is ~25% of the Total
Revenue of the Company
❑ As of Dec,2025 Environmental Engineering had an order backlog of Rs97.36cr which is 17% of the
total order backlog of the company
❑ Positive Outlook: With operational formalities completed, both revenue and profitability are
expected to improve significantly from 4QFY26 onwards
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Our USP’s

Diverse Business Segments Extensive marketing network Large Manufacturing Base A Growing Orderbook

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Diverse Business Segments

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Total Revenue (Rs cr) Revenue Breakup (%)
2%
124
121
25%
24%
70
50%
1QFY26 2QFY26 3QFY26 3QFY26
Amt (Inr cr) Machine Tools Textile Engineering Environmental Engineering Others
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Geographical Presence (%)

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3QFY26
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32%
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Domestic Business International Business

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Widespread Sales and Distribution Network in India

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Ludhiana
Mohali
New Delhi Over 15
Faridabad
Branch Offices
Ahmedabad
Vadodara
Kolkata
Rajkot
Surat
Nashik
Aurangabad 20
Mumbai
Pune Number of country
Kolhapur
Guntur exports
Corporate Office
Manufacturing Facility
Sales & Service Offices
Chennai
Bengaluru
Resident Office
Mysuru
Puducherry
Coimbatore
Tirupur
Trichy
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Healthy Backlog

9MFY26 Orderbook Inflow

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Machine Tools 267.5
Textile Machinery and Air
464.2
Engineering
Environmental Engineering 100.16
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Outstanding Orderbook Value (%)

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56%
32%
12%
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Machine Tool Textile Machinery and Air Engineering Environmental Engineering
Order Backlog of Rs 586.18cr (as of Dec 2025)
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Note – Quickmill is part of Machine Tools. Outstanding Value % are rounded off to nearest digit

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Strategic Initiatives

Merger of Batliboi Ltd. and Batliboi Environmental Engineering Ltd. (BEEL) Tapping the opportunity in CNC space (Machine Tools) Emerging opportunities from Air Engineering (Textile & Non-Textile Industries) and Textile Machinery space New Subsidiary for effluent and water treatment (Bioconserve Renewables Envirotech Pvt Ltd) Foraying in Green Hydrogen

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FY23 (USD 1.13bn)

FY27 (USD 1.71bn)

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Others
Aerospace 7% Aerospace Others
5% 5%
Defence
Automative
Defence 17% Automative
Manufacturers
15% Manufacturers
41%
41%
General
General
Engineering/
Engineering/
Industrial
Industrial
33%
32%
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Global CNC Machines Market (USD bn) 51.5
46.6
42
38.2
34.8
31.6
26 27.8 27.2 29.2
FY18 FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24F FY25F FY26F FY27F
Estimated Market (US bn)
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Massive Opportunity

in CNC (Machine Tools) Market Globally

https://www.fortunebusinessinsights.com/industry-reports/machine-tools-market-101693

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Emerging Opportunity from Textile Sector

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• ❑ India’s apparel and textile industry is witnessing robust growth, fueled by a mix of domestic and global factors. On the home front, a large and expanding population, rising disposable incomes, and shifting consumer preferences are key drivers of demand.

• ❑ Progress on India-US and India-EU trade agreements is transforming headwinds into powerful tailwinds, unlocking superior export opportunities and enhanced earnings predictability for Indian companies like us.

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Textiles and Apparel exports from India (USD bn)
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34
30
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Forecast Global Textile Market Size (USD bn)

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573
FY22 FY23 FY24
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682
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https://www.seair.co.in/blog/textile-exports-from-india.aspx

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Foraying on Sustainability Green Hydrogen Space

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Why Green Hydrogen?
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Market Size
5MMT of Green Hydrogen by FY2030
Sustainability
50MMT of CO2 emissions are expected to be
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Investment
Rs 8 trillion worth of
opportunities in Green
Hydrogen space.
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Industrial Water Treatment: A Strategic Growth Opportunity

Critical Water Gap

Market Forecast to Grow at a CAGR of 12%

India Waste Water Treatment Market (USD Bn)

• ❑India faces a critical water challenge that creates exceptional opportunity for industrial water treatment solutions. With only 4% of global freshwater resources supporting 17% of the world's population , industrial water stress has become a defining business constraint.

• ❑Water demand is accelerating rapidly: projected to grow 22% by 2025 and 32% by 2050 , driven primarily by industrial expansion in manufacturing, textiles, and process industries.

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Textile Industry Demand

• ❑ Textile processing consumes 50–300 litres per kg of fabric , making efficient treatment systems essential for operational viability and regulatory compliance.

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Growth Vectors

• ❑ Greenfield textile projects with mandatory ZLD requirements Existing units upgrading aging, inefficient ETP systems

• ❑ Capacity expansions driven by export growth and domestic demand

• ❑ Greenfield projects require mandatory ZLD compliance.

• ❑ Post-India-EU FTA, Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) evolves from a compliance cost to a marketing edge for exporters, as EU buyers enforce CBAM and strict water norms. Non-compliant firms risk losing EU market access entirely.

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Transforming Textile Wastewater into Sustainable Opportunity

Textile ETP & ZLD Process Flow

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Effluent Generation

Wastewater from textile dyeing and printing operations enters the system.

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Primary Treatment

Screening, lifting systems, and equalization tanks stabilize flow and pollutant load.

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Biological Treatment

Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) uses specialized microorganisms (Bacillus, Pseudomonas) to break down dyes and organics.

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Advanced Treatment & ZLD

Multi-stage RO removes 99.9% dissolved solids. MEE, Crystallizer, and ATFD achieve zero liquid discharge.

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Strategic Rationale
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Regulatory Tailwinds

• ❑ CPCB mandates Zero Liquid Discharge for textile units discharging >25 m³/day under the Water Act, 1974.

• ❑ Non-compliance risks penalties, shutdowns, and export license loss.

Competitive Advantage

• ❑ End-to-end solutions: design, build, operate

• ❑ Up to 95% water recovery reduces procurement costs

• ❑ Single-vendor accountability for complex systems

• ❑ Trusted brand in industrial clusters

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Market Position

95% 99.9% 0 Water Recovery Dissolved Solids Liquid Discharge Maximum reuse within plant Removal Full regulatory compliance operations achieved Through multi-stage RO filtration

• ❑ Textile, engineering, and process industries are highest water consumers - our core client base.

• ❑ We position ourself as a long-term environmental solutions partner, not just an equipment supplier.

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Batliboi Ltd Roadmap

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• ➢ Expanding newer geographies of Middle East, Vietnam, Bangladesh and Uzbekistan

• ➢ Better realizations

• ➢ Endeavour to become net interest free by end of FY26

Way

Forward

• ➢ Batliboi has entered the industrial effluent treatment business through a subsidiary Bioconserve Renewables Envirotech Pvt Ltd, to focus on zero liquid discharge solutions . Revenue from this business has been recognized from 1QFY26.

• ➢ We aim to grow our Revenue on Consolidated basis.

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Annexures

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Professional Management Team

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Nirmal Bhogilal Chairman

Sanjiv Joshi Managing Director

Kabir Bhogilal Whole Time Director

• ❖ Mr. Nirmal Bhogilal is a B.Sc. (Engg.), Chemical Engineering from Imperial College, London University.

• ❖ He was Past President and Currently Committee Member of Indian Machine Tools Manufacturers Association (IMTMA).

• ❖ He has been Chairman of various committees in CII and was Chairman-WR.

• ❖ He was also past president and is currently part of the Advisory Council at Indo German Chamber of Commerce (IGCC).

• ❖ Mr. Sanjiv Joshi is a B. E. Mechanical and Post Graduate in Marketing Management. He started his career with Batliboi as Graduate Engineer Trainee in 1984.

• ❖ He has worked in all the verticals of Batliboi Ltd. He was appointed as CEO of Environmental Engineering Group in 2008. He was appointed as Managing Director of Batliboi Limited in November 2020. He has an overall industry experience of more than 40 years.

• ❖ Mr. Kabir Bhogilal is a BA (Hons), Business Administration, De Montfort University, Leicester, UK.

• ❖ He joined Batliboi in 2007 as Divisional Manager – Business Development. He has spent his early years on the shop floor and all the business verticals.

• ❖ He is a Director of Batliboi Impex Limited, Batliboi International Limited and Batliboi Renewable Energy Solutions Private

Limited.

• ❖ He is currently a Director on Indian Machine Tool Manufacturers' Association (IMTMA) and Maharashtra Dyslexia Association (MDA).

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Consolidated 3QFY26 Income Statement

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Particulars (Rs in Cr)	3QFY26	3QFY25	% YoY Chg	9MFY26	9MFY25	% YoY Chg
Revenue from Operations	124	96	30%	315	294	7%
Gross Profit	47	34	37%	119	111	7%
EBITDA	8	3	147%	19	20	-6%
EBITDA Margin %	7%	4%	322bps	6%	7%	-83bps
Depreciation	2	1	30%	5	4	26%
Earnings Before Interest & Tax	7	2	215%	15	17	-13%
Finance cost	2	1	52%	5	5	6%
Profit Before Tax	5	1	473%	10	12	-19%
Exceptional Item	(7)	0	NA	(7)	0	NA
Tax	1	1	-37%	1	4	113%
Net Profit	(2)	-1	256%	2	8	-78%
PAT Margin (%)	-1%	-1%	-94bps	1%	3%	-223bps
Earnings Per Share Basic before exceptional item (Rs)	0.80	-0.11	NA	1.58	2.36	-33%
Earnings Per Share Diluted before exceptional item (Rs)	0.78	-0.11	NA	1.54	2.34	-34%

Numbers are rounded off to nearest digit.

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Consolidated Balance Sheet

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Particulars	FY24	FY25	1HFY26
Current Assets:
Inventories	46	44	54
Trade Receivables	87	86	86
Cash And Cash Equivalents	23	27	20
Other Current Assets	8	15	17
Investments	0	13	7
Total Current Assets	164	186	184
Non Current Assets:
PPE	193	201	202
Capital Work in Progress	1	4	11
Right of use assets	3	6	5
Investments	0	10	7
Trade Receivable	7	7	7
Non-Current assets held for sale	18	18	18
Other non-current assets	8	8	8
Total Non-Current Assets	229	254	258
Total Assets	393	440	442

Particulars	FY24	FY25	1HFY26
NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES
LongTerm Borrowings	63	60	57
Lease Liability	2	5	5
Trade Payables	3	1	1
Other financial liabilities	1	1	1
Deferred Tax Liabilities [Net]	17	15	15
Provisions	5	6	6
Other Non-Current Liabilities	4	2	3
Total Non-Current Liabilities	96	91	88
Equity and Liabilities
Equity Share Capital	21	23	23
Other Equity(includes share premium, Reserves and surplus)	134	201	202
Non controllinginterest			1
Total Equity	155	225	226
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Short Term Borrowings	27	22	28
Lease Liability	1	1	1
Trade Payables	74	67	64
Other Current Liabilities	37	26	28
Short Term Provisions	3	4	4
Current Tax Liabilities (Net)	1	5	2
Total Current Liabilities	142	125	128
Total Liabilities	238	215	216
Total Equity and Liabilities	393	440	442

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Participations in Exhibitions in 2025

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IME & ISME

Bharat Tex India 2025

Kolkata

Greater Noida

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12-15 February Textile Machinery

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DTG 2025

MTX Connect

ICCB, Dhaka, Bangladesh

Jamshedpur

20 – 25 February Air Engineering

3-4 November Machine Tools

DMTE 2025

Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi

9 – 12 May

Machine Tools

ACMEE 2025

CTC, Chennai, India

18-23 Jun

Machine Tools

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IMS India Manufacturing Show

Bengaluru

6-8 November

Machine Tools

Boiler World SEA

Bangkok 19-21 November Environmental Engineering

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ITMA Asia 2025

Singapore 28-31 October

Air Engineering

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Engimach

Gandhinagar

3 – 7 December

Machine Tools

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Sample Customer Base

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Machine Tools

• Andritz Hydro Pvt. Ltd.

• Balkrishna Industries Ltd

• Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC)

• Bharat Heavy Electrical Ltd

• Brahmos Aerospace Trivandrum Ltd.

• COFMOW

• Department Of Employment And Training

• Flender Drives Pvt. Ltd.

• IFGL Refractories Ltd.

• Indian Railways

• Inox Wind Ltd.

• J J Engineers & Fabricators

• Jaquar & Co Pvt Ltd

• Jindal Rail

• Jindal Steel & Power Ltd.

• JSW Steel

• Kartar Agro Industries Pvt Ltd

• L&T MHI Turbine Pvt Ltd.

• Larsen & Toubro

• SAIL

• Siemens Ltd.

• Space Applications Centre (SAC), ISRO

• Suzlon Towers & Structures Ltd.

• Tata Steel – TGS

• TEXMACO Limited

• Titagarh Wagons

• Torrent Power Ltd.

• Ultra Tech Cement Ltd .

• Walchandnagar Industries Ltd.

▪ Concurrent Technology Company, USA

• Cust-o- Fab, USA

• Kelvoin, USA

• Ohmstede, USA

• O’Neal Industries, USA

▪ Zamil Steel, Saudi Arabia

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Sample Customer Base

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Textile Engineering

• Aarati International Ltd.

• Anwar Group, Bangladesh

• GHCL Textiles Ltd

• Ha-meem Group, Bangladesh

• Indo Count Industries Ltd

• L. S. Mills Ltd.

• RSWM Limited

• Sanathan Textiles Ltd

• Sangam India Ltd

• Shanmugavel Group

• Shreedhar Spinners Pvt Ltd

• Sutlej Textiles & Industries Ltd

• Trident Group

• Wellknown Industries Ltd.

• Welspun Group

• Ambika Cotton Mils

• Arvind Mills

• Bhilosa Industries

• Birla Advanced

• Himatsingka

• Hunaram

• HYS Industries

• Jay Jay Mills

• Kitex Apparel Parks

• KPR Mills

• Mango Filaments (Kejriwal)

• Nahar Industrial Enterprises

• Shobikaa Impex

• Sky Textile India (Sky Spintex)

• Technocraft Industries

▪ Trident

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Sample Customer Base

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Environmental Engineering Group

▪ Arcelor Mittal / Nippon Steel Ltd. ▪ ATC ▪ CEAT

• Chloride Metals Ltd.

▪ Dianelli India Pvt. Ltd. ▪ Epsilon Carbon ▪ Good Year ▪ ISGEC ▪ JSPL ▪ JSW Ltd. ▪ Larsen & Toubro ▪ Adani group ▪ Nuclear Fuel Complex ▪ SAIL ▪ Thermax ▪ Yokohoma

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