PAR DRUGS AND CHEMICALS | Q1 FY27 Results
β’ Net Profit: βΉ4.71 Cr, β42% YoY, β452% QoQ
β’ Revenue: βΉ31.28 Cr, β20% YoY, β59% QoQ
β’ EBITDA: βΉ6.38 Cr, β79% YoY, β343% QoQ
β’ EBITDA Margin: 20.4% vs 13.7% YoY and 7.4% QoQ
β’ Net Profit: βΉ4.71 Cr, β42% YoY, β452% QoQ
β’ Revenue: βΉ31.28 Cr, β20% YoY, β59% QoQ
β’ EBITDA: βΉ6.38 Cr, β79% YoY, β343% QoQ
β’ EBITDA Margin: 20.4% vs 13.7% YoY and 7.4% QoQ
COROMANDEL AGRO PRODUCTS AND OILS | Q1 FY27 Results
β’ Net Profit: βΉ1.57 Cr, β31% YoY, vs Net Loss of βΉ0.40 Cr QoQ
β’ Revenue: βΉ17.26 Cr, β3% YoY, β66% QoQ
β’ EBITDA: βΉ1.87 Cr, β28% YoY, vs EBITDA Loss of βΉ0.54 Cr QoQ
β’ EBITDA Margin: 10.8% vs 14.5% YoY and -1.1% QoQ
β’ Net Profit: βΉ1.57 Cr, β31% YoY, vs Net Loss of βΉ0.40 Cr QoQ
β’ Revenue: βΉ17.26 Cr, β3% YoY, β66% QoQ
β’ EBITDA: βΉ1.87 Cr, β28% YoY, vs EBITDA Loss of βΉ0.54 Cr QoQ
β’ EBITDA Margin: 10.8% vs 14.5% YoY and -1.1% QoQ
IKIO TECHNOLOGIES | Q1 FY27 Results
β’ Net Profit: βΉ11.05 Cr, β365% YoY, β37% QoQ
β’ Revenue: βΉ169.29 Cr, β41% YoY, β2% QoQ
β’ EBITDA: βΉ21.96 Cr, β94% YoY, β15% QoQ
β’ EBITDA Margin: 13.0% vs 9.4% YoY and 15.7% QoQ
β’ Net Profit: βΉ11.05 Cr, β365% YoY, β37% QoQ
β’ Revenue: βΉ169.29 Cr, β41% YoY, β2% QoQ
β’ EBITDA: βΉ21.96 Cr, β94% YoY, β15% QoQ
β’ EBITDA Margin: 13.0% vs 9.4% YoY and 15.7% QoQ
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POWER MECH PROJECTS | Q1 FY27 Results
β’ Net Profit: βΉ89.33 Cr, β11% YoY, β42% QoQ
β’ Revenue: βΉ1,623.68 Cr, β26% YoY, β23% QoQ
β’ EBITDA: βΉ167.32 Cr, β2% YoY, β26% QoQ
β’ EBITDA Margin: 10.3% vs 13.2% YoY and 10.7% QoQ
β’ Net Profit: βΉ89.33 Cr, β11% YoY, β42% QoQ
β’ Revenue: βΉ1,623.68 Cr, β26% YoY, β23% QoQ
β’ EBITDA: βΉ167.32 Cr, β2% YoY, β26% QoQ
β’ EBITDA Margin: 10.3% vs 13.2% YoY and 10.7% QoQ
ROTO PUMPS | Q1 FY27 Results
β’ Net Profit: βΉ9.25 Cr, β47% YoY, β61% QoQ
β’ Revenue: βΉ75.60 Cr, β15% YoY, β7% QoQ
β’ EBITDA: βΉ15.18 Cr, β12% YoY, β19% QoQ
β’ EBITDA Margin: 20.1% vs 20.6% YoY and 15.7% QoQ
β’ Net Profit: βΉ9.25 Cr, β47% YoY, β61% QoQ
β’ Revenue: βΉ75.60 Cr, β15% YoY, β7% QoQ
β’ EBITDA: βΉ15.18 Cr, β12% YoY, β19% QoQ
β’ EBITDA Margin: 20.1% vs 20.6% YoY and 15.7% QoQ
MISHTANN FOODS | Q1 FY27 Results
β’ Net Profit: βΉ0.49 Cr, β99% YoY, β1,197% QoQ
β’ Revenue: βΉ18.29 Cr, β95% YoY, β41% QoQ
β’ EBITDA: βΉ1.17 Cr, β99% YoY, β96% QoQ
β’ EBITDA Margin: 6.4% vs 21.7% YoY and 1.9% QoQ
β’ Net Profit: βΉ0.49 Cr, β99% YoY, β1,197% QoQ
β’ Revenue: βΉ18.29 Cr, β95% YoY, β41% QoQ
β’ EBITDA: βΉ1.17 Cr, β99% YoY, β96% QoQ
β’ EBITDA Margin: 6.4% vs 21.7% YoY and 1.9% QoQ
BCC FUBA INDIA | Q1 FY27 Results
β’ Net Profit: βΉ3.62 Cr, β174% YoY, β98% QoQ
β’ Revenue: βΉ25.27 Cr, β63% YoY, β11% QoQ
β’ EBITDA: βΉ5.90 Cr, β138% YoY, β86% QoQ
β’ EBITDA Margin: 23.3% vs 16.0% YoY and 13.9% QoQ
β’ Net Profit: βΉ3.62 Cr, β174% YoY, β98% QoQ
β’ Revenue: βΉ25.27 Cr, β63% YoY, β11% QoQ
β’ EBITDA: βΉ5.90 Cr, β138% YoY, β86% QoQ
β’ EBITDA Margin: 23.3% vs 16.0% YoY and 13.9% QoQ
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SHAILY ENGINEERING PLASTICS | Q1 FY27 Results
β’ Net Profit: βΉ48.01 Cr, β17% YoY, β20% QoQ
β’ Revenue: βΉ280.67 Cr, β14% YoY, β19% QoQ
β’ EBITDA: βΉ83.05 Cr, β22% YoY, β27% QoQ
β’ EBITDA Margin: 29.6% vs 27.7% YoY and 27.7% QoQ
β’ Net Profit: βΉ48.01 Cr, β17% YoY, β20% QoQ
β’ Revenue: βΉ280.67 Cr, β14% YoY, β19% QoQ
β’ EBITDA: βΉ83.05 Cr, β22% YoY, β27% QoQ
β’ EBITDA Margin: 29.6% vs 27.7% YoY and 27.7% QoQ
WINDSOR MACHINES | Q1 FY27 Results
β’ Net Loss: βΉ0.91 Cr vs Loss of βΉ10.54 Cr YoY; vs Profit of βΉ7.24 Cr QoQ
β’ Revenue: βΉ148.87 Cr, β31% YoY, β19% QoQ
β’ EBITDA: βΉ6.31 Cr, β21% YoY, β42% QoQ
β’ EBITDA Margin: 4.2% vs 7.0% YoY and 5.9% QoQ
β’ Net Loss: βΉ0.91 Cr vs Loss of βΉ10.54 Cr YoY; vs Profit of βΉ7.24 Cr QoQ
β’ Revenue: βΉ148.87 Cr, β31% YoY, β19% QoQ
β’ EBITDA: βΉ6.31 Cr, β21% YoY, β42% QoQ
β’ EBITDA Margin: 4.2% vs 7.0% YoY and 5.9% QoQ
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COLAB PLATFORMS | Q1 FY27 Results
β’ Net Profit: βΉ1.42 Cr, β18% YoY, β81% QoQ
β’ Revenue: βΉ32.64 Cr, β50% YoY, β36% QoQ
β’ EBITDA: βΉ0.16 Cr vs EBITDA Loss of βΉ0.07 Cr YoY, β88% QoQ
β’ EBITDA Margin: 0.5% vs -0.3% YoY and 2.6% QoQ
β’ Net Profit: βΉ1.42 Cr, β18% YoY, β81% QoQ
β’ Revenue: βΉ32.64 Cr, β50% YoY, β36% QoQ
β’ EBITDA: βΉ0.16 Cr vs EBITDA Loss of βΉ0.07 Cr YoY, β88% QoQ
β’ EBITDA Margin: 0.5% vs -0.3% YoY and 2.6% QoQ
SAVERA INDUSTRIES | Q1 FY27 Results
β’ Net Profit: βΉ3.81 Cr, β34% YoY, β443% QoQ
β’ Revenue: βΉ28.79 Cr, β30% YoY, β4% QoQ
β’ EBITDA: βΉ4.86 Cr, β8% YoY, β74% QoQ
β’ EBITDA Margin: 16.9% vs 20.5% YoY and 10.1% QoQ
β’ Net Profit: βΉ3.81 Cr, β34% YoY, β443% QoQ
β’ Revenue: βΉ28.79 Cr, β30% YoY, β4% QoQ
β’ EBITDA: βΉ4.86 Cr, β8% YoY, β74% QoQ
β’ EBITDA Margin: 16.9% vs 20.5% YoY and 10.1% QoQ
π KAYNES β Q1 FY27 Concall Highlights
π Revenue
β’ Consolidated revenue grew 40% YoY to βΉ946 crore.
β’ EBITDA stood at βΉ147.6 crore, with 15.6% margin.
β’ Order book remained strong at around βΉ9,000 crore.
βοΈ EMS
β’ Standalone EMS business grew 53% YoY.
β’ Overseas entities recorded strong 327% growth.
β’ Core EMS growth remains strong, supported by automotive, industrial and high-value electronics opportunities.
π Smart Metering
β’ Smart Metering revenue declined 12% YoY to βΉ204 crore.
β’ Management deliberately slowed production and supplies due to weak collections, prioritising cash flow and balance-sheet protection.
β’ Against around βΉ210 crore metering revenue, collections were only βΉ88 crore.
β’ Alternative structures, including potential divestment of the service/installation portion, are being evaluated.
β’ Clearer strategic roadmap expected by February 2027.
πΈ Cash Flow
β’ Operating cash flow was negative at βΉ259 crore, partly due to higher strategic inventory.
β’ Management remains confident of becoming operating cash-flow positive by FY27-end.
π¬ Semiconductor
β’ Kaynes Semicon Unit 2 remains on track to commence operations in Q3 FY27.
β’ OSAT + PCB FY27 revenue target maintained at βΉ450β500 crore, with contribution starting from Q3.
β’ Semiconductor business received around βΉ170 crore government subsidy.
β’ OSAT customer trials and validations are nearing completion, with commercial billing expected shortly.
π₯οΈ PCB
β’ Kaynes Circuit remains on track for operations in Q3 FY27.
β’ A major global customer has indicated demand for the entire initial PCB capacity and has already provided a vendor code.
π EV
β’ Company has onboarded India's second-largest two-wheeler EV manufacturer.
β’ Close to securing business from a major global EV manufacturer.
π Revenue
β’ Consolidated revenue grew 40% YoY to βΉ946 crore.
β’ EBITDA stood at βΉ147.6 crore, with 15.6% margin.
β’ Order book remained strong at around βΉ9,000 crore.
βοΈ EMS
β’ Standalone EMS business grew 53% YoY.
β’ Overseas entities recorded strong 327% growth.
β’ Core EMS growth remains strong, supported by automotive, industrial and high-value electronics opportunities.
π Smart Metering
β’ Smart Metering revenue declined 12% YoY to βΉ204 crore.
β’ Management deliberately slowed production and supplies due to weak collections, prioritising cash flow and balance-sheet protection.
β’ Against around βΉ210 crore metering revenue, collections were only βΉ88 crore.
β’ Alternative structures, including potential divestment of the service/installation portion, are being evaluated.
β’ Clearer strategic roadmap expected by February 2027.
πΈ Cash Flow
β’ Operating cash flow was negative at βΉ259 crore, partly due to higher strategic inventory.
β’ Management remains confident of becoming operating cash-flow positive by FY27-end.
π¬ Semiconductor
β’ Kaynes Semicon Unit 2 remains on track to commence operations in Q3 FY27.
β’ OSAT + PCB FY27 revenue target maintained at βΉ450β500 crore, with contribution starting from Q3.
β’ Semiconductor business received around βΉ170 crore government subsidy.
β’ OSAT customer trials and validations are nearing completion, with commercial billing expected shortly.
π₯οΈ PCB
β’ Kaynes Circuit remains on track for operations in Q3 FY27.
β’ A major global customer has indicated demand for the entire initial PCB capacity and has already provided a vendor code.
π EV
β’ Company has onboarded India's second-largest two-wheeler EV manufacturer.
β’ Close to securing business from a major global EV manufacturer.
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π KAYNES β Q1 FY27 Concall Highlights π Revenue β’ Consolidated revenue grew 40% YoY to βΉ946 crore. β’ EBITDA stood at βΉ147.6 crore, with 15.6% margin. β’ Order book remained strong at around βΉ9,000 crore. βοΈ EMS β’ Standalone EMS business grew 53% YoY.β¦
π KAYNES β Q1 FY27 Concall Highlights
π°οΈ Space & Defence
β’ Company is developing its first preview satellite, targeting launch around mid-2027.
β’ Subsidiaries are entering titanium gas bottle manufacturing for ISRO and DRDO.
π Global Expansion
β’ August Electronics has completed one year of integration, strengthening Kaynes' North American manufacturing footprint.
β’ Kaynes Semicon has partnered with Mitsui to develop opportunities in Japan.
π― Outlook
β’ Management aims to grow at around 2x underlying market growth.
β’ Profitability expected to normalise over the next two quarters as forex and supply-chain pressures ease.
π Capex
β’ FY27 capex includes around: β’ βΉ300 crore β OSAT
β’ βΉ300 crore β PCB
β’ βΉ250 crore β EMS
π¦ Debt
β’ Consolidated net debt stands at around βΉ800 crore.
β’ Debt-to-equity remains relatively low at around 0.3x.
π Margins
β’ Component prices have increased 30β35% in certain categories, while some PCB prices have risen as much as 3x.
β’ Management cautioned that FY27 could remain challenging for gross margins due to component shortages and elevated input costs.
π» OSAT Demand
β’ Customer qualifications are progressing, with commercial revenue expected as facilities become operational.
β’ Strong early demand visibility for PCB capacity from a large global customer.
π° Tax
β’ Effective tax rate stood at around 35%, impacted by intangible amortisation, intra-company interest capitalisation and losses at certain subsidiaries.
π°οΈ Space & Defence
β’ Company is developing its first preview satellite, targeting launch around mid-2027.
β’ Subsidiaries are entering titanium gas bottle manufacturing for ISRO and DRDO.
π Global Expansion
β’ August Electronics has completed one year of integration, strengthening Kaynes' North American manufacturing footprint.
β’ Kaynes Semicon has partnered with Mitsui to develop opportunities in Japan.
π― Outlook
β’ Management aims to grow at around 2x underlying market growth.
β’ Profitability expected to normalise over the next two quarters as forex and supply-chain pressures ease.
π Capex
β’ FY27 capex includes around: β’ βΉ300 crore β OSAT
β’ βΉ300 crore β PCB
β’ βΉ250 crore β EMS
π¦ Debt
β’ Consolidated net debt stands at around βΉ800 crore.
β’ Debt-to-equity remains relatively low at around 0.3x.
π Margins
β’ Component prices have increased 30β35% in certain categories, while some PCB prices have risen as much as 3x.
β’ Management cautioned that FY27 could remain challenging for gross margins due to component shortages and elevated input costs.
π» OSAT Demand
β’ Customer qualifications are progressing, with commercial revenue expected as facilities become operational.
β’ Strong early demand visibility for PCB capacity from a large global customer.
π° Tax
β’ Effective tax rate stood at around 35%, impacted by intangible amortisation, intra-company interest capitalisation and losses at certain subsidiaries.
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US SENATE CLEARS RUSSIA SANCTIONS BILL, INDIA FACES FRESH 100% TARIFF RISK
The U.S. Senate has passed legislation that would give President Trump authority to impose tariffs of up to 100% on major buyers of Russian oil and gas, potentially including India and China. The Senate vote was 86β11.
The U.S. Senate has passed legislation that would give President Trump authority to impose tariffs of up to 100% on major buyers of Russian oil and gas, potentially including India and China. The Senate vote was 86β11.
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DELHIVERY Q1 CONCALL
π Financial Highlights
β’ Q1 FY27 revenue stood at nearly βΉ3,000 crore, up ~28% YoY.
β’ EBITDA stood at ~βΉ156 crore, up ~5% YoY.
β’ Express parcel volumes hit a record 322 million shipments, up 55% YoY.
β’ PTL freight volumes increased 18% YoY to ~5.42 lakh tonnes.
β’ PTL yield improved to ~βΉ12, supporting 20%+ revenue growth.
β’ Supply Chain Services revenue stood at ~βΉ200 crore; margins were impacted by start-up costs of two large contracts.
π Business Highlights
β’ Express parcel demand remains strong, with growth trends toward the mid-to-upper end of the 20β30% guidance range.
β’ D2C volumes continue to grow 40β45% YoY.
β’ Same-day and next-day deliveries are becoming a larger part of express volumes.
β’ PTL yield improvement was largely structural, supported by network quality and pricing.
β’ Supply Chain Services pipeline remains healthy across e-commerce, automotive and consumer durables.
π New Initiatives
β’ Delhivery Local is scaling faster than expected, with current ARR run-rate at ~βΉ150 crore versus original FY27 exit target of βΉ250 crore.
β’ Contribution margins for Delhivery Local are ahead of initial expectations.
β’ Delhivery Maps, based on proprietary GIS data, has been launched internally and will be offered to external customers.
β’ Continued investments in automation, storage systems and engineering to improve efficiency.
π― Management Outlook
β’ Express parcel growth guidance maintained at 20β30%, with trends currently toward the mid-to-upper end.
β’ Express service EBITDA margin target remains at 16β18%; H2 FY27 expected to move closer to the upper end.
β’ PTL margin targeted at ~15β15.5% by FY27-end vs 13.4% at FY26-end.
β’ H2 expected to benefit from seasonally stronger volumes and absorption of upfront network investments.
π Key Updates
β’ Normalised Q1 profitability could have been βΉ30β35 crore higher without fuel inflation, minimum-wage increases and temporary network investments.
β’ 97β98% of relevant contracts now have fuel-price escalation mechanisms; full benefit expected from Q2.
β’ Management expects minimum-wage costs to be progressively passed through via customer pricing.
β’ PTL yield improvement of ~βΉ0.37 was largely organic; only ~βΉ0.06 came from fuel inflation.
β’ Supply Chain margins expected to stabilise during Q2 and early Q3 as new contracts ramp up.
β’ Ecom Express integration cost βΉ17 crore in cash during Q1; statutory PAT impact was ~βΉ30 crore due to depreciation and other non-cash charges.
π Financial Highlights
β’ Q1 FY27 revenue stood at nearly βΉ3,000 crore, up ~28% YoY.
β’ EBITDA stood at ~βΉ156 crore, up ~5% YoY.
β’ Express parcel volumes hit a record 322 million shipments, up 55% YoY.
β’ PTL freight volumes increased 18% YoY to ~5.42 lakh tonnes.
β’ PTL yield improved to ~βΉ12, supporting 20%+ revenue growth.
β’ Supply Chain Services revenue stood at ~βΉ200 crore; margins were impacted by start-up costs of two large contracts.
π Business Highlights
β’ Express parcel demand remains strong, with growth trends toward the mid-to-upper end of the 20β30% guidance range.
β’ D2C volumes continue to grow 40β45% YoY.
β’ Same-day and next-day deliveries are becoming a larger part of express volumes.
β’ PTL yield improvement was largely structural, supported by network quality and pricing.
β’ Supply Chain Services pipeline remains healthy across e-commerce, automotive and consumer durables.
π New Initiatives
β’ Delhivery Local is scaling faster than expected, with current ARR run-rate at ~βΉ150 crore versus original FY27 exit target of βΉ250 crore.
β’ Contribution margins for Delhivery Local are ahead of initial expectations.
β’ Delhivery Maps, based on proprietary GIS data, has been launched internally and will be offered to external customers.
β’ Continued investments in automation, storage systems and engineering to improve efficiency.
π― Management Outlook
β’ Express parcel growth guidance maintained at 20β30%, with trends currently toward the mid-to-upper end.
β’ Express service EBITDA margin target remains at 16β18%; H2 FY27 expected to move closer to the upper end.
β’ PTL margin targeted at ~15β15.5% by FY27-end vs 13.4% at FY26-end.
β’ H2 expected to benefit from seasonally stronger volumes and absorption of upfront network investments.
π Key Updates
β’ Normalised Q1 profitability could have been βΉ30β35 crore higher without fuel inflation, minimum-wage increases and temporary network investments.
β’ 97β98% of relevant contracts now have fuel-price escalation mechanisms; full benefit expected from Q2.
β’ Management expects minimum-wage costs to be progressively passed through via customer pricing.
β’ PTL yield improvement of ~βΉ0.37 was largely organic; only ~βΉ0.06 came from fuel inflation.
β’ Supply Chain margins expected to stabilise during Q2 and early Q3 as new contracts ramp up.
β’ Ecom Express integration cost βΉ17 crore in cash during Q1; statutory PAT impact was ~βΉ30 crore due to depreciation and other non-cash charges.
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TRUMP SAYS THE U.S. IS 'LOW-KEYING IT' WITH IRAN, EMPHASIZING TEHRAN'S ECONOMIC PAIN - AXIOS INTERVIEW
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TRUMP SAYS THE U.S. IS 'LOW-KEYING IT' WITH IRAN AND IS ONLY 'SEMI-NEGOTIATING' WHILE WATCHING THE COUNTRY'S WORSENING ECONOMIC SITUATION, ADDING THAT IRAN IS 'IN VERY BAD SHAPE' AND HAS LITTLE MONEY TO PAY ITS TROOPS, SAYING 'IT WILL WORK OUT. IT ALWAYS WORKS OUT. IT'S LIKE A CHESS GAME' - AXIOS
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DIXON TECH:
CO-VIVO JV DEAL TO CLOSE IN 2 MONTHS; REVENUE TO REFLECT FROM Q3.
CO-VIVO JV DEAL TO CLOSE IN 2 MONTHS; REVENUE TO REFLECT FROM Q3.
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HAL:
CO REVIVES SU-30MKI PRODUCTION; βΉ60,000-CRORE FLEET UPGRADE ALSO PLANNED.
CO REVIVES SU-30MKI PRODUCTION; βΉ60,000-CRORE FLEET UPGRADE ALSO PLANNED.
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