RAJRATAN GLOBAL WIRE: CO'S CHENNAI EXPANSION IS ON TRACK, WITH PHASE 1 CAPACITY OF 30,000 TPA NEARING FULL UTILISATION AND EXPANSION TO 60,000 TPA UNDERWAY
CHENNAI PETRO Q2 FY27
Net Profit: βΉ2,271 Cr β124% QoQ
Revenue: βΉ20,588 Cr β25% QoQ
EBITDA: βΉ3,231 Cr β108% QoQ
EBITDA Margin: 15.7% vs 5.68% QoQ
Net Profit: βΉ2,271 Cr β124% QoQ
Revenue: βΉ20,588 Cr β25% QoQ
EBITDA: βΉ3,231 Cr β108% QoQ
EBITDA Margin: 15.7% vs 5.68% QoQ
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MAHINDRA LIFESPACE DEVELOPERS Q2 FY27 (CONS.)
Net Profit: βΉ16.34 Cr β65.89% YoY | β80.90% QoQ
Revenue: βΉ32.42 Cr β84.62% YoY | β96.63% QoQ
EBITDA: βΉ55.02 Cr loss vs βΉ52.47 Cr loss YoY | βΉ94.48 Cr profit QoQ
EBITDA Margin: -169.71% vs -298.80% YoY | 9.82% QoQ
Net Profit: βΉ16.34 Cr β65.89% YoY | β80.90% QoQ
Revenue: βΉ32.42 Cr β84.62% YoY | β96.63% QoQ
EBITDA: βΉ55.02 Cr loss vs βΉ52.47 Cr loss YoY | βΉ94.48 Cr profit QoQ
EBITDA Margin: -169.71% vs -298.80% YoY | 9.82% QoQ
HAVELLS INDIA Q2 FY27 (CONS.)
Net Profit: βΉ349.22 Cr β9.72% YoY | β20.54% QoQ
Revenue: βΉ6,431.99 Cr β34.58% YoY | β1.32% QoQ
EBITDA: βΉ573.33 Cr β30.77% YoY | β22.99% QoQ
EBITDA Margin: 8.91% vs 9.17% YoY | 7.15% QoQ
Net Profit: βΉ349.22 Cr β9.72% YoY | β20.54% QoQ
Revenue: βΉ6,431.99 Cr β34.58% YoY | β1.32% QoQ
EBITDA: βΉ573.33 Cr β30.77% YoY | β22.99% QoQ
EBITDA Margin: 8.91% vs 9.17% YoY | 7.15% QoQ
β‘οΈ HAVELLS INDIA Q2 FY27
SEGMENT-WISE RESULTS (CONSOLIDATED)
β‘οΈ SWITCHGEARS
Revenue: βΉ781.74 Cr | YoY +31.27% | QoQ +28.63%
Profit: βΉ198.46 Cr | YoY +49.43% | QoQ +56.68%
π CABLES
Revenue: βΉ2,998.90 Cr | YoY +47.87% | QoQ +22.13%
Profit: βΉ304.26 Cr | YoY +9.36% | QoQ +19.50%
π‘ LIGHTING & FIXTURES
Revenue: βΉ459.50 Cr | YoY +7.26% | QoQ +14.69%
Profit: βΉ45.53 Cr | YoY -16.56% | QoQ +9.74%
π ELECTRICAL CONSUMER DURABLES
Revenue: βΉ1,072.11 Cr | YoY +10.68% | QoQ -3.68%
Profit: βΉ66.95 Cr | YoY +33.57% | QoQ +14.79%
βοΈ LLOYD CONSUMER
Revenue: βΉ619.41 Cr | YoY +28.47% | QoQ -57.51%
Loss: βΉ105.51 Cr vs. βΉ105.97 Cr loss YoY; compared with βΉ56.26 Cr profit QoQ.
βοΈ RENEWABLES
Revenue: βΉ329.16 Cr | YoY +148.57% | QoQ +4.71%
Profit: βΉ27.25 Cr | YoY +443.91% | QoQ +226.35%
π OTHERS
Revenue: βΉ171.17 Cr | YoY +19.26% | QoQ +1.03%
Profit: βΉ10.20 Cr | YoY +150.61% | QoQ +23.94%
SEGMENT-WISE RESULTS (CONSOLIDATED)
β‘οΈ SWITCHGEARS
Revenue: βΉ781.74 Cr | YoY +31.27% | QoQ +28.63%
Profit: βΉ198.46 Cr | YoY +49.43% | QoQ +56.68%
π CABLES
Revenue: βΉ2,998.90 Cr | YoY +47.87% | QoQ +22.13%
Profit: βΉ304.26 Cr | YoY +9.36% | QoQ +19.50%
π‘ LIGHTING & FIXTURES
Revenue: βΉ459.50 Cr | YoY +7.26% | QoQ +14.69%
Profit: βΉ45.53 Cr | YoY -16.56% | QoQ +9.74%
π ELECTRICAL CONSUMER DURABLES
Revenue: βΉ1,072.11 Cr | YoY +10.68% | QoQ -3.68%
Profit: βΉ66.95 Cr | YoY +33.57% | QoQ +14.79%
βοΈ LLOYD CONSUMER
Revenue: βΉ619.41 Cr | YoY +28.47% | QoQ -57.51%
Loss: βΉ105.51 Cr vs. βΉ105.97 Cr loss YoY; compared with βΉ56.26 Cr profit QoQ.
βοΈ RENEWABLES
Revenue: βΉ329.16 Cr | YoY +148.57% | QoQ +4.71%
Profit: βΉ27.25 Cr | YoY +443.91% | QoQ +226.35%
π OTHERS
Revenue: βΉ171.17 Cr | YoY +19.26% | QoQ +1.03%
Profit: βΉ10.20 Cr | YoY +150.61% | QoQ +23.94%
NIPPON LIFE INDIA Q2 FY27
Net Profit: βΉ324 Cr β6% YoY | β36% QoQ
Revenue: βΉ796 Cr β21% YoY | β4% QoQ
Operating Profit: βΉ537 Cr β25% YoY | β6% QoQ
Operating Profit Margin: 67.5% vs 65.3% YoY | 66.2% QoQ
Net Profit: βΉ324 Cr β6% YoY | β36% QoQ
Revenue: βΉ796 Cr β21% YoY | β4% QoQ
Operating Profit: βΉ537 Cr β25% YoY | β6% QoQ
Operating Profit Margin: 67.5% vs 65.3% YoY | 66.2% QoQ
NAM-INDIA: Q2 CONS NET PROFIT 3.2B RUPEES VS 3.45B (YOY); EST 4.2B
NAM-INDIA: Q2 EBITDA 5.4B RUPEES VS 4.3B (YOY); Q2 EBITDA MARGIN 67.54% VS 65.3% (YOY)
NAM-INDIA: Q2 REVENUE 8B RUPEES VS 6.58B (YOY)
NAM-INDIA: Q2 EBITDA 5.4B RUPEES VS 4.3B (YOY); Q2 EBITDA MARGIN 67.54% VS 65.3% (YOY)
NAM-INDIA: Q2 REVENUE 8B RUPEES VS 6.58B (YOY)
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HAVELLS INDIA Q2 FY27 (CONS.) Net Profit: βΉ349.22 Cr β9.72% YoY | β20.54% QoQ Revenue: βΉ6,431.99 Cr β34.58% YoY | β1.32% QoQ EBITDA: βΉ573.33 Cr β30.77% YoY | β22.99% QoQ EBITDA Margin: 8.91% vs 9.17% YoY | 7.15% QoQ
HAVELLS Q2 FY27 : ACTUAL VS ESTIMATES
β’ NET PROFIT AT βΉ353 CR VS EST βΉ352 CR β BEAT BY 0.28% π’
β’ REVENUE AT βΉ6,416.6 CR VS EST βΉ5,937 CR β BEAT BY 8.08% π’
β’ EBITDA AT βΉ576.3 CR VS EST βΉ536 CR β BEAT BY 7.52% π’
β’ EBITDA MARGINS AT 9% VS EST 9% β IN LINE π’
β’ NET PROFIT AT βΉ353 CR VS EST βΉ352 CR β BEAT BY 0.28% π’
β’ REVENUE AT βΉ6,416.6 CR VS EST βΉ5,937 CR β BEAT BY 8.08% π’
β’ EBITDA AT βΉ576.3 CR VS EST βΉ536 CR β BEAT BY 7.52% π’
β’ EBITDA MARGINS AT 9% VS EST 9% β IN LINE π’
HAVELLS SAYS
Strong business performance with growth in each category
Consumption demand remained steady despite high inflation
Contribution margins softer YoY mainly due to cables, where fall in aluminium prices during Q2 weighed on margins; rest of the portfolio held margins as calibrated price hikes offset raw material inflation
Lloyds performance impacted due to RM costs
Strong business performance with growth in each category
Consumption demand remained steady despite high inflation
Contribution margins softer YoY mainly due to cables, where fall in aluminium prices during Q2 weighed on margins; rest of the portfolio held margins as calibrated price hikes offset raw material inflation
Lloyds performance impacted due to RM costs
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SAYAJI INDUSTRIES Q2 FY27 (CONS.)
Net Profit: βΉ3.14 Cr vs βΉ9.16 Cr loss YoY | β57.26% QoQ
Revenue: βΉ263.55 Cr β5.71% YoY | β8.51% QoQ
EBITDA: βΉ14.53 Cr vs βΉ2.14 Cr loss YoY | β17.85% QoQ
EBITDA Margin: 5.51% vs -0.86% YoY | 6.14% QoQ
Net Profit: βΉ3.14 Cr vs βΉ9.16 Cr loss YoY | β57.26% QoQ
Revenue: βΉ263.55 Cr β5.71% YoY | β8.51% QoQ
EBITDA: βΉ14.53 Cr vs βΉ2.14 Cr loss YoY | β17.85% QoQ
EBITDA Margin: 5.51% vs -0.86% YoY | 6.14% QoQ
π HAVELLS Q2 FY27 β MANAGEMENT HIGHLIGHTS
π BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
β’ Strong growth across all product categories.
β’ Consumer demand remained steady despite elevated inflation.
β’ EBITDA growth supported by operating leverage despite softer contribution margins.
β’ PBT growth moderated due to a high base, as Q2 FY26 included a one-time gain of βΉ45.27 Cr from the sale of the Faridabad facility.
π CABLE MARGINS
β’ Decline in aluminium prices during Q2 weighed on cable contribution margins, leading to YoY margin pressure.
β’ H1 cable contribution margin stood at around 15%, in line with the long-term average.
π OTHER SEGMENTS
β’ Margins remained stable as calibrated price hikes offset raw material inflation.
π HAVELLS Q2 FY27 β SEGMENT-WISE HIGHLIGHTS
β‘ SWITCHGEARS
β’ Strong growth supported by domestic demand recovery and rebound in exports after Q1 disruptions.
π CABLES
β’ Revenue growth driven by commodity-linked price hikes and higher-sized cable sales.
π‘ LIGHTING
β’ Demand improved with price stabilisation, while margins remained soft due to project orders.
π ELECTRICAL CONSUMER DURABLES
β’ Growth across product categories, indicating healthy consumer demand.
βοΈ RENEWABLES
β’ Continued rapid expansion with improving margins, supported by better product mix.
βοΈ LLOYD CONSUMER
β’ Healthy revenue growth driven by volumes and price hikes.
β’ Margins remained subdued due to raw material inflation and under-absorption.
π BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
β’ Strong growth across all product categories.
β’ Consumer demand remained steady despite elevated inflation.
β’ EBITDA growth supported by operating leverage despite softer contribution margins.
β’ PBT growth moderated due to a high base, as Q2 FY26 included a one-time gain of βΉ45.27 Cr from the sale of the Faridabad facility.
π CABLE MARGINS
β’ Decline in aluminium prices during Q2 weighed on cable contribution margins, leading to YoY margin pressure.
β’ H1 cable contribution margin stood at around 15%, in line with the long-term average.
π OTHER SEGMENTS
β’ Margins remained stable as calibrated price hikes offset raw material inflation.
π HAVELLS Q2 FY27 β SEGMENT-WISE HIGHLIGHTS
β‘ SWITCHGEARS
β’ Strong growth supported by domestic demand recovery and rebound in exports after Q1 disruptions.
π CABLES
β’ Revenue growth driven by commodity-linked price hikes and higher-sized cable sales.
π‘ LIGHTING
β’ Demand improved with price stabilisation, while margins remained soft due to project orders.
π ELECTRICAL CONSUMER DURABLES
β’ Growth across product categories, indicating healthy consumer demand.
βοΈ RENEWABLES
β’ Continued rapid expansion with improving margins, supported by better product mix.
βοΈ LLOYD CONSUMER
β’ Healthy revenue growth driven by volumes and price hikes.
β’ Margins remained subdued due to raw material inflation and under-absorption.
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HAVELLS ON AC BIZ
Healthy revenue growth driven by volumes and price hikes, but margins remained subdued due to raw material inflation and under-absorption
HAVELLS ON AC BIZ
Healthy revenue growth driven by volumes and price hikes, but margins remained subdued due to raw material inflation and under-absorption
RUPEE SLIPS AGAIN
Rupee Gives Up Nearly All Gains From Wednesday's Appreciation, Down 44 Paise Currently
Rupee Gives Up Nearly All Gains From Wednesday's Appreciation, Down 44 Paise Currently
BRENT CRUDE FUTURES RISE BY MORE THAN 3% TO $112.55 PER BARREL, REACHING HIGHEST LEVEL SINCE MAY.
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IRAN SAYS SCOPE OF CONFLICT MAY EXPAND ON HORMUZ 'ILLEGAL' TRANSIT
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NAM-INDIA: MF QAAUM AT RS 7.87 TRILLION - UP 20% YOY β FASTEST GROWING AMC AMONG THE TOP-10 PLAYERS IN H1 FY27; MF QAAUM MARKET SHARE UP 51 BASIS POINTS YOY TO 9.02%
TINNARUBR: Q2 CONS NET PROFIT 170M RUPEES VS 118M (YOY)
TINNARUBR: Q2 EBITDA 295M RUPEES VS 216M (YOY); Q2 EBITDA MARGIN 18.8% VS 18.04% (YOY)
TINNARUBR: Q2 REVENUE 1.6B RUPEES VS 1.19B (YOY)
TINNARUBR: Q2 EBITDA 295M RUPEES VS 216M (YOY); Q2 EBITDA MARGIN 18.8% VS 18.04% (YOY)
TINNARUBR: Q2 REVENUE 1.6B RUPEES VS 1.19B (YOY)
ADANIENSOL: Q2 CONS NET PROFIT 13.2B RUPEES VS 5.34B (YOY); EST 10.8B
ADANIENSOL: Q2 EBITDA 31B RUPEES VS 22.89B (YOY); Q2 EBITDA MARGIN 30.77% VS 34.70% (YOY)
ADANIENSOL: Q2 REVENUE 101B RUPEES VS 65.96B (YOY)
ADANIENSOL: Q2 EBITDA 31B RUPEES VS 22.89B (YOY); Q2 EBITDA MARGIN 30.77% VS 34.70% (YOY)
ADANIENSOL: Q2 REVENUE 101B RUPEES VS 65.96B (YOY)
NDTV Profit β Dealing Room Check
π’ MANKIND PHARMA
β’ Buy flows on HNI desk.
β’ Dealers expect positive news flow.
π’ SBI CARDS
β’ Buy flows on HNI desk.
β’ Dealers expect credit costs to be on the lower side.
β’ Note: Stock has underperformed since its 2020 listing.
π΄ INFOSYS
β’ Buzz of potential guidance cut with earnings.
π’ ABB
β’ Dealers expect strong sequential margin improvement.
π’ MANKIND PHARMA
β’ Buy flows on HNI desk.
β’ Dealers expect positive news flow.
π’ SBI CARDS
β’ Buy flows on HNI desk.
β’ Dealers expect credit costs to be on the lower side.
β’ Note: Stock has underperformed since its 2020 listing.
π΄ INFOSYS
β’ Buzz of potential guidance cut with earnings.
π’ ABB
β’ Dealers expect strong sequential margin improvement.
βοΈ ADANI GREEN ENERGY Q2 FY27 CONCALL HIGHLIGHTS
π FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
β’ Q2 Revenue from Power Supply: UP 45% YoY to βΉ4,019 Cr.
β’ Q2 EBITDA: UP 51% YoY to βΉ3,835 Cr.
β’ H1 Revenue from Power Supply: UP 36% YoY to βΉ8,299 Cr.
β’ H1 EBITDA: UP 41% YoY to βΉ7,957 Cr, with a 93% margin.
β’ Management stated H1 EBITDA could have approached βΉ9,000 Cr without grid curtailment.
β’ Average cost of debt remained stable at 8.9%, with 72% of loans at fixed rates.
π FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
β’ Q2 Revenue from Power Supply: UP 45% YoY to βΉ4,019 Cr.
β’ Q2 EBITDA: UP 51% YoY to βΉ3,835 Cr.
β’ H1 Revenue from Power Supply: UP 36% YoY to βΉ8,299 Cr.
β’ H1 EBITDA: UP 41% YoY to βΉ7,957 Cr, with a 93% margin.
β’ Management stated H1 EBITDA could have approached βΉ9,000 Cr without grid curtailment.
β’ Average cost of debt remained stable at 8.9%, with 72% of loans at fixed rates.
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βοΈ ADANI GREEN ENERGY Q2 FY27 CONCALL HIGHLIGHTS
β‘οΈ OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
β’ Operational portfolio crossed 20 GW, reaching 20.8 GW.
β’ H1 energy sales increased 32% YoY to 25.7 billion units.
β’ Kavda project: 10.8 GW of solar, wind and hybrid capacity commissioned.
β’ Solar CUF declined to 23% from 24.8% due to grid curtailment.
π BATTERY ENERGY STORAGE (BESS)
β’ Commissioned 3 GWh of BESS, taking total installed storage capacity to 6.6 GWh.
β’ Management expects to exceed its FY27 target of 10 GWh battery storage installation.
β’ BESS is being deployed as virtual transmission to store excess renewable power and reduce curtailment risks.
β’ Strategy is to secure long-term storage contracts with AA+ rated counterparties.
β‘οΈ OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
β’ Operational portfolio crossed 20 GW, reaching 20.8 GW.
β’ H1 energy sales increased 32% YoY to 25.7 billion units.
β’ Kavda project: 10.8 GW of solar, wind and hybrid capacity commissioned.
β’ Solar CUF declined to 23% from 24.8% due to grid curtailment.
π BATTERY ENERGY STORAGE (BESS)
β’ Commissioned 3 GWh of BESS, taking total installed storage capacity to 6.6 GWh.
β’ Management expects to exceed its FY27 target of 10 GWh battery storage installation.
β’ BESS is being deployed as virtual transmission to store excess renewable power and reduce curtailment risks.
β’ Strategy is to secure long-term storage contracts with AA+ rated counterparties.
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