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Revenue
₹143 Cr
verified against source
Revenue YoY
46.93%
reported change
EBITDA
₹23.16 Cr
latest reported figure
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Fabtech Technologies delivered a strong FY26 with consolidated revenue of ₹221.72 Cr (+46.9% YoY) and PAT of ₹15.82 Cr (+18.9% YoY), driven by strategic expansion into solar, data center, and semiconductor cleanroom segments. The company consciously accepted lower margins on initial orders to build credentials, resulting in EBITDA margin contraction of ~150 bps to 10.45%. The order book stands at ₹199 Cr with a pipeline of ₹480 Cr, and management expects it to reach ₹275-300 Cr within 15-20 days. Key risks include ongoing supply chain disruptions from geopolitical tensions and raw material price volatility, which could pressure margins further.
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Guidance to track
- Management expects the current order book of ₹199 Cr to increase to ₹275-300 Cr within the next 15-20 days due to finalization of large orders.
- Management reiterated its conservative guidance of 25-30% revenue growth for FY27, with potential for higher growth if conditions permit.
- Management guided that EBITDA margins will likely remain similar to FY26 levels (~10.45%) due to ongoing supply chain challenges and investments.
- Management plans to increase its stake in Kelvin from 60.53% to 70-72% in the near term.
Risks flagged
- Geopolitical tensions and raw material shortages (steel, aluminum) have caused project delays and margin pressure. Management is renegotiating contracts but impact remains uncertain.
- Analyst raised concern about debt rising due to working capital needs for large orders. Management acknowledged debt will increase but expects retention money to ease cycle.
- Order book is heavily tilted toward solar, which may face policy or demand shifts. Management expects diversification into semicon and data centers over time.
- Management admitted that client site readiness delays impacted commissioning. Any further delays could affect revenue recognition and cash flows.
Key quotes
- We are building India's largest clean room company.
- The war isn't over. There's a ceasefire, but the real effects are yet to come. But we are geared up for that.
- I can't believe that there'll be an inquiry which doesn't come to Fabtech. I think we are in that position as of today.
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