AIL posted a 26% revenue jump and 102% PAT rise, driven by strong energy volumes, improved efficiency, and favourable tax gains.

• EBITDA surged 44% YoY and 36% QoQ to Rs 291 crore from improved utilisation, cost control, and operational leverage gains.
• CAPEX stood at Rs 267 crore; FY26 spend will stay under Rs 1,000 crore, highlighting disciplined capital management focus.
• AIL targets Rs 1,800–2,200 crore EBITDA by FY28, aided by capacity expansion, product diversification, and sustainable growth strategies.