Volume recovery to Q4 FY25 levels
Management expects to return to normalized quarterly volumes of ~4.35 lakh tonnes (as in Q4 FY25) once headwinds subside.
Jindal Saw · forward-looking guidance across the available source record.
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Management expects to return to normalized quarterly volumes of ~4.35 lakh tonnes (as in Q4 FY25) once headwinds subside.
The blast furnace under scheduled maintenance is expected to restart in August 2025, restoring ductile pipe production capacity.
Management expects working capital utilization to normalize within a couple of months as inventories are cleared and receivables collected.
Management expects operational and financial performance to improve gradually from Q3, driven by easing liquidity and strong order book.
New piercing mill trial phase underway; commercial production expected in Q3, adding 150,000 tons annual capacity.
Annual maintenance capex for Jindal Saw standalone remains in the range of ₹600-700 crore, including molds.
Expect to produce 125,000-150,000 tons from the Saudi helical pipe job-work order in the remaining part of FY26.
Management expects fourth quarter to be sequentially better in terms of volumes and margins, though not reaching FY25 levels.
Seamless pipe plant in Abu Dhabi and joint ventures in Saudi Arabia for ductile and spiral pipes are expected to be operational within 24 months, impacting financials from FY29.
Company aims to grow export component of DI pipe sales from minimal levels to reduce dependence on domestic market, with current export orders at $45 million.
Management guided capital expenditure of ₹500-600 crore for FY27, primarily for Indian facilities and ongoing projects.
Land secured, equipment ordering started; plant expected to be operational in ~2 years.
JV with BH Group (51% Jindal) established; land secured, LCs opened for fuel shipments.