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Revenue
₹291 Cr
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Revenue YoY
1.47%
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Jash Engineering reported consolidated revenue of ₹757 crore for FY26, a marginal ~1.5% YoY increase, impacted by US tariff volatility and Middle East shipping disruptions. Domestic business grew 18% with better margins, partially offsetting export weakness. Management guided FY27 revenue of ₹875 crore (16% growth) and PAT margin of 12-13%, supported by a strong order book of ₹899 crore as of May 1. Key drivers include stabilization of US tariffs, recovery in Middle East dispatches, and ramp-up of recent acquisitions (Westech, Pensto UK). Risks include further tariff unpredictability and raw material inflation. The 5-year target of ₹1,500 crore revenue remains, but near-term conservatism prevails due to geopolitical uncertainty.
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Guidance to track
- Management projects consolidated revenue of ₹875 crore for FY27, implying ~16% YoY growth, supported by order book of ₹899 Cr and early billing of ~₹45 Cr.
- Management expects PAT margin in the range of 12-13% for FY27, citing conservative assumptions due to rising raw material costs.
- Capital expenditure for Indian plants in FY27 is planned at around ₹15-16 crore, excluding potential US and Saudi Arabia plant investments.
- Management reiterated the 5-year plan to double revenue from ₹757 Cr to over ₹1,500 crore, driven by capacity expansion and market diversification.
Risks flagged
- Frequent changes in US tariff rates (from 25% to 50%) create uncertainty in pricing and profitability on export orders.
- Ongoing war in the Middle East has halted dispatches and delayed the Saudi Arabia plant setup, impacting revenue and growth plans.
- Rising steel and other raw material prices globally could compress margins, especially on fixed-price contracts.
- Multiple small acquisitions (Westech, Pensto UK) require management bandwidth and may face execution challenges in the first two years.
Key quotes
- We are not worried about the percentage of tariff. We are worried about the variation in the percentage of tariff.
- Our concern is not their right to implement or the percentage of tariff that they have implemented. Our concern is that you implement 25% in January then increase it up to 50% in June.
- I would rather go remain conservative and try to achieve whatever I say rather than being too optimistic and then failing again and again.
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