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View Claim Ledger →Alicon delivered a record quarterly revenue of ₹495 crore (+16% YoY), driven by strong domestic demand across PV, CV, and two-wheeler segments.
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Alicon delivered a record quarterly revenue of ₹495 crore (+16% YoY), driven by strong domestic demand across PV, CV, and two-wheeler segments. However, EBITDA fell 3% YoY to ₹46 crore, with margins contracting ~180bps to 9.3% due to elevated aluminium prices, one-time costs (~₹15 crore), and adverse mix shift. PAT declined 11% YoY to ₹8 crore. Management guided for 8-10% revenue growth in FY27 (ex-aluminium pass-through) and expects EBITDA margin improvement of ~150bps to 12.5-13%, aided by operating leverage and cost initiatives. Capex of ₹130-150 crore is planned, including a new plant. The executable order book stands at ₹7,600 crore over 6 years. Key risks include sustained aluminium price volatility, labour cost inflation (35% hike at Bawal plant), and delayed ramp-up of global programs like JLR.
12 analyst questions audited, 3 evaded or deflected.
View Claim Ledger →0 delivered, 0 close, 1 missed.
View Promises →Aluminium Price Volatility
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Read Transcript →Executable order book over 6 years (FY27-FY32), excluding FY26 revenue.
Two-wheeler contribution increased meaningfully YoY, driven by Royal Enfield and Hero.
New parts from 7 customers, including Lamborghini/Audi, with peak annual sales potential of ₹140 Cr.
Utilization remains moderate; new capex needed to absorb order book.
Management expects 8-10% revenue growth in FY27, excluding the impact of aluminium price pass-through.
EBITDA margin expected to improve by ~1.5% to 12.5-13% in FY27, driven by operating leverage and cost initiatives.
Capital expenditure planned at ₹130-150 crore, including a new plant, automation, and machining capacity.
At least one new manufacturing site to be operational by end of FY27 to address capacity constraints.
Management expects EBITDA margin to recover to 12.5-13% in Q4 FY26, driven by improved product mix and cost control.
For the full year, EBITDA margin is expected to be approximately 12-12.5%.
Based on the ₹9,100 crore order book, the company expects an exit revenue run-rate of ~₹3,500 crore by FY29.
Capital expenditure for FY26 is expected to be in the range of ₹125-130 crore, focused on automation and capacity expansion.
Sharp increase in aluminium prices (30-35% QoQ) pressured gross margins; pass-through lags may persist.
Minimum wage hike in Haryana effective April 2026 will increase labour cost by ~35% at the Bawal factory.
JLR program delayed by 18 months; export volumes remain soft due to geopolitical issues and tariffs.
New investments require complex machining and automation, limiting asset turnover to below 2x historically.
US and UK markets saw degrowth; tariff-related actions have dampened export inquiries. Recovery depends on trade deal outcomes.
The EXL housing project for a premium German OEM is delayed; full capacity utilization expected only by mid-2026, impacting margins.
Higher employee costs, asset write-offs, and labor code implementation charges impacted Q3 profitability; full-year impact ~₹10 crore.
81% revenue from domestic market; any slowdown in Indian auto demand could affect growth, especially given limited non-auto diversification.
Management expects 8-10% revenue growth in FY27, excluding the impact of aluminium price pass-through.
Sharp increase in aluminium prices (30-35% QoQ) pressured gross margins; pass-through lags may persist.
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