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Delayed conversion of L1 orders
View Risks →Afcons reported Q3 FY26 revenue of ₹3,125 crore, down 9% YoY, impacted by execution delays, slow conversion of L1 orders, and liquidity issues with government clients.
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Afcons reported Q3 FY26 revenue of ₹3,125 crore, down 9% YoY, impacted by execution delays, slow conversion of L1 orders, and liquidity issues with government clients. EBITDA margin improved 50 bps YoY to 14%, aided by project savings and arbitration awards, though PAT fell 35% to ₹97 crore due to a ₹76.5 crore labor code provision. Order inflow was ₹3,700 crore YTD, with a pending order book of ₹32,635 crore. Management maintained its full-year order inflow guidance of ₹20,000 crore, expecting large awards in Q4 including a Croatia rail project (₹6,600 crore). Revenue growth guidance was revised to 5% from 10%, with Q4 execution needing a sharp pickup. Risks include delayed TBM clearance for the bullet train project, aggressive bidding in metros, and stuck payments in UP Jal Jeevan Mission.
एफकॉन्स ने तीसरी तिमाही में 3,125 करोड़ रुपये की कमाई की, जो पिछले साल से 9% कम है। इसकी वजह काम में देरी, ऑर्डर मिलने में धीमी गति और सरकारी ग्राहकों से भुगतान न मिलना है। मुनाफा बढ़ाने वाली चीजों (EBITDA) में 0.5% सुधार हुआ, जो 14% रहा, लेकिन शुद्ध मुनाफा 35% गिरकर 97 करोड़ रुपये रह गया। कंपनी ने 76.5 करोड़ रुपये मजदूरी कानून के लिए अलग रखे। अब तक 3,700 करोड़ रुपये के नए ऑर्डर मिले हैं और कुल बकाया ऑर्डर 32,635 करोड़ रुपये है। कंपनी को उम्मीद है कि पूरे साल 20,000 करोड़ रुपये के ऑर्डर मिलेंगे, जिसमें क्रोएशिया का रेल प्रोजेक्ट (6,600 करोड़) भी शामिल है। कमाई वृद्धि का अनुमान 10% से घटाकर 5% कर दिया गया है। जोखिमों में बुलेट ट्रेन प्रोजेक्ट में देरी, मेट्रो में कम बोली और यूपी जल जीवन मिशन में फंसे भुगतान शामिल हैं।
Delayed conversion of L1 orders
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Read Transcript →Total order inflow for 9M FY26, including a Uganda road project and two marine contracts.
Healthy order book provides revenue visibility, though execution pace remains a concern.
Excludes Maharashtra projects likely to be rebid; includes Croatia rail (₹6,600 cr) and road jobs.
Robust pipeline across urban infra (35%), hydro/underground (30%), marine (20%), and surface transport (15%).
9M EBITDA margin at 13.3% and Q3 at 14%; full-year margin expected to be better than the usual 11% guidance, barring unforeseen events.
Management confident of achieving ₹20,000 crore order inflow for FY26, with ~₹16,300 crore expected in Q4, including the Croatia rail project.
While 10% growth is still being worked on, 5% growth is definitely achievable, implying a strong Q4 execution ramp-up.
Capex includes ₹700 crore for TBM for the bullet train project; if clearance is delayed, capex will be ~₹400 crore.
H1 EBITDA margin of 13% provides cushion; management expects full-year margin to be better than the 11% annual guidance.
Large L1 orders (₹11,300 crore) including Croatia and Maharashtra projects face delays; Maharashtra projects may be rebid, risking order inflow targets.
Second consignment of TBM from China is awaiting clearance, impacting project timelines and capex plans.
A ₹191 crore bank guarantee was encashed by the client; recovery depends on ICC arbitration, with no immediate impact on P&L but debt increased.
Management noted rising competitive intensity in metros with aggressive bidding, which could pressure margins on new orders.
Four L1 projects in Maharashtra (total ~₹7,700 crore) face uncertainty due to land acquisition issues; management is engaging with the government but outcome is unclear.
₹450 crore receivables and ₹600-650 crore unexecuted work stalled due to client payment delays; work has been stopped and demobilized.
Second consignment of TBMs for high-speed rail project is stuck at port for two months; delay could push execution start to Q1 FY27.
Net debt rose to ₹2,714 crore due to delayed certifications and payment stretch; interest-bearing advances doubled to 40% of total advances.
Management confident of achieving ₹20,000 crore order inflow for FY26, with ~₹16,300 crore expected in Q4, including the Croatia rail project.
Large L1 orders (₹11,300 crore) including Croatia and Maharashtra projects face delays; Maharashtra projects may be rebid, risking order inflow tar...
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