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View Claim Ledger →Astra Microwave delivered its best-ever quarter with standalone revenue of ₹258 crore and EBITDA margin of 30.9%, driven by favorable revenue mix and strong execution.
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Astra Microwave delivered its best-ever quarter with standalone revenue of ₹258 crore and EBITDA margin of 30.9%, driven by favorable revenue mix and strong execution. PAT stood at ₹39 crore. The order book crossed ₹2,226 crore, providing multi-year visibility. Management reaffirmed FY26 revenue guidance of ~₹1,150 crore (10% growth) and order inflows of ₹1,300-1,400 crore. For FY27, they guided 15% revenue growth and order book of ₹1,500+ crore. Long-term, they expect to more than double turnover in 3-4 years, targeting ₹7,500+ crore in cumulative sales over four years. Key wins included Doppler weather radars and EW subsystems. Risks include execution delays due to complex R&D programs and working capital intensity, though management highlighted sovereign receivables and customer advances (25% of gross receivables) mitigate concerns.
12 analyst questions audited, 3 evaded or deflected.
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View Promises →Execution Delays in R&D Programs
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Read Transcript →Standalone order book as of Dec 2025, providing strong revenue visibility.
Q3 order inflows of ₹476 crore; cumulative 9M inflows of ₹450+ crore.
Joint venture order book at $80 million; Q3 revenue of $18.19 million.
Advances received from customers reduce net receivables significantly.
Management reaffirmed 10% top-line growth for FY26, with confidence in achieving ₹1,150 crore revenue.
Order inflows expected to be in the range of ₹1,300-1,400 crore for FY26, with Q4 alone expected to contribute ₹550-600 crore.
For FY27, management guided 15% revenue growth and order book of ₹1,500 crore plus, with healthy bottom line.
Management expects to more than double turnover from current levels by FY29-30, with cumulative sales of ₹7,500+ crore over four years.
Management expects standalone revenue to grow 18-20% year-on-year, driven by strong order book and execution.
Margins expected to be maintained or slightly improved from last year, aided by focus on domestic business and reduction of BTP orders.
The joint venture ARC is expected to secure approximately $100 million in orders before the end of FY26, including SDR contracts.
R&D team is on track to deliver three new radars within the next 12 months, targeting both domestic and global markets.
Complex R&D projects have faced iterations and delays due to customer approvals and design reviews, impacting revenue timing.
High inventory and receivables are inherent due to long gestation cycles and advance procurement; though mitigated by sovereign credit and advances.
Order inflows are lumpy and dependent on government budget cycles and price negotiations, which can cause quarterly volatility.
High foreign content in orders exposes margins to rupee depreciation; management hedges but risk remains.
HAL is increasing imports due to delays in DRDO trials; Astra may not receive orders for Utam radar in the near term.
Other companies have won some subsystems (e.g., multi-channel exciter receiver), and Astra's share depends on technology selection.
While the defense budget is increasing, any slowdown or reallocation could impact order inflows.
Management reaffirmed 10% top-line growth for FY26, with confidence in achieving ₹1,150 crore revenue.
Complex R&D projects have faced iterations and delays due to customer approvals and design reviews, impacting revenue timing.
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