AEROFLEX / Q3-FY26 / claim-ledger

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PositiveQ3-FY26 · 2026-02-10Back to quarter ↗

Questions audited

12

Answered directly

79%

Numeric claims

1

Consistency

contradicted

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What was answered, and how?

Raman KV · Sequin Investment

partial

Liquid cooling skid system: royalty model and unit economics

So in this there is no royalty ... it's the normal buyer seller transaction. ... in terms of the unit economics so it works on a ... receive the orders from them ... manufacture the products and supply to them.

Raman KV · Sequin Investment

partial

Liquid cooling: per piece realization and TAM

Assuming that's assuming an 80% capacity utilization. ... it depends a lot on the entire layout of the project ... I can tell you about the global market size for liquid cooling right now it's about almost close to 3 billion ... growing at about 33% every year

Raman KV · Sequin Investment

partial

Highair capacity utilization and capex plans

we are running at about 70 odd% capacity utilization ... we plan to add a few more machines ... capex is planned soon. I'll we'll be able to share the numbers in due course of time

Raman KV · Sequin Investment

direct

Export revenue split by geography and FTA impact

right now about 74% of our total business comes from export ... out of that almost 90% 85 to 95% comes from the EU and the USA ... EU right now is about 30% and the USA is about 55%.

Virat Parak · Kelian

partial

Export weakness in 9 months and Q4 outlook

Q1 was a very bad number ... because of that you see that our 9 months numbers are still don't appear as good ... we are starting to receive repeat orders ... getting new customers is taking a lot more time because of these tariffs

Virat Parak · Kelian

direct

Domestic growth drivers and end-user industry mix

steel industry ... ports and terminal industry ... railways industry ... we have gained more business from them and also entered into new ports

Virat Parak · Kelian

partial

Capex breakdown, cash position, and liquid cooling margins

total capex done in 9 months is approximately 36 cr ... cash balance as of 31st December about 20 cr ... for liquid cooling margins it will not be possible for me to give you a specific number ... we expect overall margins to remain in the range of 23 to 25%

Prates · Lucky Investment

direct

Metal bellows and liquid cooling peak utilization timeline

metal bellows right now is at an annual run rate of 12 crores ... expect to achieve a run rate of 36 crores over the next few quarters ... peak utilization in about two years time ... liquid cooling peak utilization should be achieved in 2 and a half years ... peak of about 350 crores in FY29

Prates · Lucky Investment

direct

Liquid cooling margins directionally vs hoses

they are better than the margin in the hoses. They are almost in line with the margins that we have of assemblies.

Shringa Raju Ram · Omiti Holdings

direct

Liquid cooling: substitutability and adaptability beyond data centers

as of now if we are not providing the system the only option available to the customers would be to import it ... it can be used for cooling any other kind of system ... the adaptability ... the machines are not specifically meant just for data centers

Nikon Banushali · Koshwell

direct

Peak revenues from each division

liquid cooling 300 to 350 crores ... hose and assemblies 650 to 675 ... bellows around 85 crores ... hide about 45 crores ... miniature metal bellows about 8-9 crores

Ashar Kapalia · Frontwave Research

direct

Reason for capacity curtailment in bellows

expansion from 1.2 to 3 lakh was part of phase 2 ... we have reduced capital expenditure in miniature metal bellows from 23 crores to about 10.5 crores ... we want to deploy capital to areas where we see significant demand