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Revenue
₹363 Cr
verified against source
Revenue YoY
21%
reported change
EBITDA
₹144.5 Cr
latest reported figure
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Hariom Pipe Industries reported a steady Q3 FY26 with revenue from operations at ₹1,159.7 crore, up 21% YoY, driven by a 21% YoY increase in sales volume to 2.07 lakh tonnes. EBITDA margin remained healthy at 12.55%, supported by a strong value-added product mix (96-97% of revenue). PAT for 9M stood at ₹45.6 crore. Management maintained confidence in achieving ~30% volume growth for the full year, aided by strong demand in southern markets and expansion into value-added segments like GI pipes and coils. The 60 MW solar project is on track, with 31 MW expected by April 2026. Key risks include potential margin pressure from the new trading subsidiary and elevated depreciation from recent acquisitions.
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Guidance to track
- Management expects to achieve near 30% volume growth for the full year, with Q4 typically being a strong quarter.
- Management guided Q4 average realization between ₹54,500 and ₹55,000 per tonne, up from current ~₹53,000.
- The 60 MW solar project is progressing; 31 MW capacity expected to commence operations by April 2026 and the remaining by end of August 2026.
- The newly incorporated subsidiary will begin trading activities in March end or April first week, initially with small volumes.
Risks flagged
- The new trading subsidiary (MetalMart) may have lower margins than manufacturing, potentially diluting consolidated margins. Management acknowledged this but expects transparency benefits.
- Depreciation increased significantly due to ROU assets from the Ultra Pipes acquisition, compressing PAT growth despite revenue expansion. Management expects this to stabilize.
- The planned steel plant in Gadchiroli, Maharashtra, is still awaiting land allotment from MSDCL. Management expects land by end of FY26, but further progress may take 1-2 years.
- Fluctuations in steel prices and the imposition of anti-dumping duties on HR coils could affect input costs and margins. Management believes the duty is supportive for the industry.
Key quotes
- We are confident of closing the financial year on a good note as Q4 is always marked as a good quarter for steel industry.
- The 60 MW solar project is progressing smoothly... We expect 31 MW capacity to commence operations by April 26 and balance capacity by end of August 26.
- We are creating a platform where the trading margin is very less... for Hariom track record is 12.5% above EBITDA they are giving.
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