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Revenue
₹85.25 Cr
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Revenue YoY
47%
reported change
EBITDA
₹15 Cr
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Gala Precision delivered a strong Q3 FY26 with consolidated revenue of ₹85 crore (+47% YoY) and EBITDA of ₹15 crore (+90% YoY), with margins expanding 387 bps to 13.12%. Growth was driven by the SFS segment (+149% YoY), Chennai facility ramp-up (₹11 crore revenue), and favorable export mix (51% of GSS revenue). Management maintained FY26 revenue growth guidance of 28% and expects 20-25% growth thereafter. Key risks include US Section 232 tariffs (50% on fasteners) and potential margin normalization as one-off benefits fade. The company is investing in solar power and SAP HANA to improve efficiency.
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Guidance to track
- Management expects FY26 revenue growth of approximately 28%, above the earlier 20-25% guidance.
- Management expects EBITDA margins to sustain between 17-18% going forward, supported by cost optimization.
- Phase II expansion at Chennai plant will commence in Q1 FY27 with capex of approximately ₹8-12 crore.
- SAP HANA implementation to start in Q1 FY27 and go live by early Q3 FY27, with total fees of ₹3.48 crore over 5 years.
Risks flagged
- Products fall under Section 232, attracting 50% tariff on imports into US, with no relief announced yet.
- Q3 PAT was flat due to ₹1.64 crore one-off provisions (labor code and export incentive reversal), which may recur if regulatory changes persist.
- Inventory days remain elevated due to Chennai ramp-up; management expects normalization to take a couple more quarters.
- High growth in fasteners is tied to wind OEMs; any slowdown in renewable energy installations could impact demand.
Key quotes
- We are seeing the revenue growth of 20 to 25% in year right... we are still maintaining that.
- The products what Gala is manufacturing are strings and fasteners which fall under section 232 of the US trade law and in this section there is no relief given as of now.
- We will be able to sustain the margin between 17 to 18%.
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