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₹875 Cr
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17%
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Greaves Cotton delivered a strong Q3 FY26 with consolidated revenue of ₹875 crore, up 17% YoY, driven by broad-based growth across energy solutions (+21% in 9M), mobility solutions (+15% in 9M), and industrial solutions (+3% in 9M). EBITDA margin expanded 13 bps on a standalone basis. The company's Gree.next strategy is gaining traction, with energy solutions spares and service growing 40% YoY. Management reiterated its organic growth CAGR target of 16-20% and announced a ₹500-700 crore capex plan over the coming years for R&D, capacity expansion, and international expansion. The Greaves Electric Mobility IPO (DRHP approved) is progressing, with a ₹1,000 crore primary issue. Risks include geopolitical headwinds impacting Excel's export business and slower-than-expected EV adoption in three-wheelers.
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Guidance to track
- Management reiterated its target of 16-20% organic revenue CAGR over the next few years, driven by core strengths, new capabilities, and selective adjacencies.
- The company has earmarked ₹500-700 crore for new technologies, product development, and capacity expansion, front-loaded in the first two years.
- The DRHP has been approved; the IPO will include a primary issue of ₹1,000 crore to fund growth aspirations of Greaves Electric Mobility.
Risks flagged
- Excel's export business, particularly to Russia, is significantly impacted by geopolitical tensions, leading to slower overall growth.
- The transition to CNG and electric vehicles in the three-wheeler segment has been more gradual than expected, with diesel still holding 18-20% market share.
- If the IPO is delayed or fails, the subsidiary may require continued financial support from the parent, impacting cash flows.
Key quotes
- We have now crossed the 2.5 lakh cumulative sales mark demonstrating market capture during this festive season.
- Our strategic priorities remain firmly on track and we continue to make targeted investments in R&D and manufacturing including fuel agnostic engines, advanced gen sets and rare earth free motors.
- The 16 to 18% target we have is for organic growth. Any inorganic growth we expect will be on top of that.
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