APL Apollo Tubes Ltd (APL Apollo), the world’s largest branded structural steel tube company, on Tuesday (April 1) reported a record-breaking sales volume of 850,447 tons in the fourth quarter of FY25, marking the highest ever in the company’s history.

This figure represents a significant increase from 828,200 tons in Q3FY25 and 678,556 tons in Q4FY24.

For the full fiscal year 2025, APL Apollo achieved a total sales volume of 3,157,978 tons, reflecting a robust 21% year-on-year growth compared to 2,618,477 tons in FY24.

In a stock exchange filing, the company said its building material product range demonstrated consistent growth across key categories in Q4FY25 and FY25.

Apollo Structural Heavy saw sales rise to 81,583 tons in Q4FY25, up from 71,608 tons in Q4FY24, with a total of 293,676 tons for FY25, reflecting an increase from 246,670 tons the previous year.

Apollo Structural Light maintained steady performance, reaching 142,797 tons in Q4FY25, up from 102,411 tons in Q4FY24, with a total of 521,960 tons for FY25, compared to 421,335 tons in FY24.

Apollo Structural General showed strong growth, recording 353,293 tons in Q4FY25, significantly higher than 271,677 tons in Q4FY24, totaling 1,339,945 tons for FY25.

Apollo Z Rust-Proof sales surged to 184,636 tons in Q4FY25 from 156,119 tons in Q4FY24, with a yearly total of 668,554 tons, up from 593,192 tons in FY24. Apollo Z Coated also showed notable growth, reaching 55,174 tons in Q4FY25, higher than 40,091 tons in Q4FY24, with a total of 204,121 tons for FY25, compared to 124,571 tons in FY24.

Meanwhile, Apollo Galv Agri/Industrial maintained stable performance with 32,964 tons in Q4FY25, slightly down from 36,650 tons in Q4FY24, totaling 129,721 tons for FY25.

Shares of APL Apollo Tubes were trading 1.21% lower at ₹1,506 on the BSE at around 10.48 am.

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