BANSALWIRE / Q4-FY26 / claim-ledger

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Questions audited

12

Answered directly

67%

Numeric claims

1

Consistency

contradicted

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Pariff Johnson · Anand Rati

partial

Quantify headwinds and volume disruption for Q1 FY27.

Q1 we have started with lesser volumes. Last month our volumes were cut to an extent of 35%. However those are back we are now expecting about 80-85% kind of our volumes... other than automotive segment all other segments we still see a lack of demand.

Pariff Johnson · Anand Rati

direct

Will higher steel prices support top line despite volume loss?

Yes, that could definitely support our top line but that would still not translate to real earnings. At the end of today our business is still driven by volumes and a bit per ton.

Pariff Johnson · Anand Rati

partial

Quantum and customer for first trial order in steel cord.

The order we would be receiving would be from the top four companies in India. It will be our first trial order. Once we supply that order and if the customer finds everything intact then we can expect a regular order.

Pariff Johnson · Anand Rati

partial

Share of low carbon, high carbon, specialty in top line and EBITDA.

Overall our product mix has remained the same. 55ish% of low carbon, 25 high carbon and 20% stainless steel in general. This is the broad thought process.

Pratik Singh · IIFL Capital

evasive

Can Bansal gain market share while competitors struggle with gas issues?

Automotive sector has been doing well, there we are still able to grow. Every other sector we are seeing a very sluggish demand because of price increase in steel and the situation we are all going through.

Pratik Singh · IIFL Capital

direct

Will EBITDA margins be lower to achieve 20% growth this year?

From this year there is no more negative impact on EBITDA which we foresee in terms of our regular operations. If we grow at 20% our EBITDA should also grow at 20%.

Disha · Safia Capital

evasive

Confidence in 20% volume growth guidance given current production cut.

Right now it is very difficult for me to give you a number because it is a very dynamic situation. But once it turns back to normal we should be able to grow at 20%.

Disha · Safia Capital

partial

Capacity utilization of IHTY segment in Q4 and EBITDA per ton.

In March alone we were at about 25% capacity utilization in IHTY, increasing by maybe 10-15% every month. Right now it is not contributing much but once we touch 50% capacity utilization it should turn into positive EBITDA.

Deepak · Sundaram Mutual Fund

direct

Reason for sharp increase in payables and days outstanding.

We are still buying from our main suppliers but we've also included a lot of discounting limits from this year which is where you are seeing the payable going high. This is part of the discounting facility.

Deepak · Sundaram Mutual Fund

direct

Capacity expansion plans and capex for FY27.

That 0.9 will come towards the end of 27. We will only be able to utilize that in 28. For this complete year we would still be adding some capacities here and there. From 6.8 lakh it should be at least 8 lakhs, with Sanand it might be 8.5 or 8.6.

Hit Sha · Dalal and Brocha Stock Broking

direct

Decision on selling remaining 50% land at Sanand.

The balance 50% land we would be trying to sell it off to get that cash in. We have deferred our backward integration project and for the next couple of years it does not fit in our strategic investment scheme.

Pujan Sha · Molecule Ventures

direct

Barriers to entry and competitive advantage in steel cord.

Technology is one. To get the right people is another. We have exclusive collaborations with suppliers. There is a long approval process. Also our capex per ton is very low, industry norm is at least 50% higher.