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12 analyst questions audited, 1 evaded or deflected.
View Claim Ledger →Arisinfra delivered a strong Q4 FY26 with revenue of ₹343 Cr (+55% YoY) and EBITDA of ₹31 Cr (+202% YoY), driven by contract manufacturing scaling 169% YoY and services (DAS) growing 264% YoY.
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Arisinfra delivered a strong Q4 FY26 with revenue of ₹343 Cr (+55% YoY) and EBITDA of ₹31 Cr (+202% YoY), driven by contract manufacturing scaling 169% YoY and services (DAS) growing 264% YoY. EBITDA margin expanded 431 bps to 8.8%, aided by operating leverage and mix shift. PAT turned positive at ₹22 Cr vs a loss last year. Management guided for 35-40% revenue growth in FY27, with EBITDA margins sustaining ~10-10.5%. Key risks include potential slowdown in infrastructure spending and working capital pressure from rapid scaling.
12 analyst questions audited, 1 evaded or deflected.
View Claim Ledger →0 delivered, 0 close, 3 missed.
View Promises →Slowdown in infrastructure spending
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Read Transcript →Contract manufacturing revenues grew 169% YoY in Q4, contributing 47% of FY26 revenue.
Volumes in contract manufacturing increased 91% YoY to 11.29 lakh metric tons in Q4.
Capacity utilization improved to 50% from 39% in Q4 last year, with target of 75-80% in FY27.
Asphalt revenues grew 88% sequentially to ₹30 Cr, with active customers nearly doubling to 28.
Management guided for EBITDA margins to remain around 10-10.5% in FY27, with potential improvement from mix shift.
Management aims to reach peak utilization of 75-80% in FY27 on the current asset base, up from 50% in Q4 FY26.
Management plans to invest another ₹25-50 Cr in capacity deposits during FY27 to secure multi-year contracts.
Management expects revenue to grow 35-40% in FY27, consistent with the 40% growth achieved in FY26.
The new asphalt joint venture is projected to generate ₹80-100 crore in revenue over the next 12-18 months, with margins in line with company averages.
Management expects receivables over 6 months to decline from ₹50-55 crore to ₹30-35 crore by March 2026, with no write-offs anticipated.
Management guided that debt-to-equity leverage will be maintained in the 0.4-0.5x range, with sufficient cash balance of ₹150 crore to fund deposits.
A potential slowdown in government or private infrastructure spending could impact demand for construction materials and services.
Large groups or existing players could replicate the model, though management believes their tech and relationships provide a moat.
Receivables over 6 months stood at ₹50-55 crore (12-14% of total receivables), posing collection risk despite management's expectation of reduction.
Deposits to secure capacity are refundable but tie up capital; if utilization does not improve as expected, returns on these deposits could be delayed.
Management expects revenue to grow 35-40% in FY27, consistent with the 40% growth achieved in FY26.
A potential slowdown in government or private infrastructure spending could impact demand for construction materials and services.
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